High Tech & Start-Up.
1. Created in 2015 and based in Ramat Gan, the start-up BladeRanger developed Robot cleaners, drones equipped with AI for the inspection, maintenance and cleaning of any infrastructure endangering workers, high-rise buildings, roofs, windows, station canopies, solar panels, etc.
2. La start-up D-ID from Tel Aviv, 90 employees, innovates in video translation with its new tool Video Translate. This software uses generative AI to allow any content creator to translate their videos into other languages while maintaining accurate lip sync and authentic voice cloning. By simply uploading a video from a phone, it is possible in minutes to produce versions in multiple languages, with voice-over faithful to the original and realistic animation.
Director of Marketing, Ron Friedman explains: “ The idea is to allow everyone to create videos in languages they don’t speak, while preserving natural visual interaction ».
By offering an alternative to traditional subtitling and dubbing, Video Translate represents a major asset for companies wishing to expand into international markets, with a good cost-effective ratio.
3. Tel Aviv startup Inhayle co-founded by Itaï Benartzi has developed technology to purify and disinfect air and surfaces from bacteria and germs in indoor spaces, from hospitals to space stations.
As a result, Inhayle will participate in a space mission led by NASA, the Artemis program.
4. BugEra is a pioneering company that uses advanced genetic engineering to create new strains of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) that increase oil production. By removing barriers to BSF culture, BugEra produces sustainable oils that can replace traditional edible oils and biofuels. Its process also allows for the recycling of various organic wastes, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions from fuels and waste while advancing the circular economy.
Yoav Etgar, co-founder and CEO of BugEra: “ Our process helps Israel overcome some of its food security problems by becoming self-sufficient in producing its own proteins for animal feed and agriculture …This industry will make it possible to use BSF as a bio-converter of organic waste into alternative proteins, alternative oil for animal feed, agriculture and biofuels, and thereby promote Israel’s self-sufficiency capabilities. »
