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Most practices in: Israel (34)
Israeli NGO Access Israel, founded 1999, sends trained teams of testers with disabilities as covert 'mystery shoppers' to audit businesses' physical and …
Tel Aviv's DigiTel platform personalises municipal services for almost 200,000 residents (60%+ of those eligible) via data fed by 200 staff 'knowledge …
In 1993 Israel's government committed $100M to co-invest in ten hybrid public-private VC funds, each pairing a new Israeli manager with a …
City-managed innovation strategy for Tel Aviv, world's #4 startup ecosystem (Startup Genome 2025). Ecosystem value: $250B; 180+ MNC R&D centres; 130 cybersecurity …
CityZone is Israel's first urban-tech living lab at Park Atidim, co-run by Tel Aviv Municipality, Tel Aviv University and Park Atidim. A …
Voiceitt adapts speech recognition to people with dysarthric speech. In the peer-reviewed Nuvoic user-testing study, 66 people tested the app over three …
Israeli company Voiceitt built an AI speech-recognition engine trained on atypical and dysarthric speech, letting people with severe speech impairments control Amazon …
A clip-on AI camera read text, faces and objects aloud for blind and low-vision users. Peer-reviewed clinical studies showed real functional gains, …
Since 2008, Tsofen has helped grow Nazareth's tech workforce from 35 to over 1,300 jobs and lifted Arab citizens' share of Israel's …
Coordinated by Israel's State Comptroller, 12 EUROSAI audit institutions applied a shared 9-topic, 92-question framework to benchmark government AI readiness, finding ownership …
National 2025 programme deploying AI tools — Google Gemini, MagicSchool, Minecraft sandbox — across all Israeli schools for grades 4–12, backed by …
IKEA Israel, disability charity Milbat and Access Israel co-designed free, 3D-printable add-ons — handles, switch extenders, zipper pulls — that make standard …
Founded in 1959 as the Weizmann Institute's commercial arm, Yeda has generated over USD 2 billion in licensing revenue in a recent …
Since 1959, the Weizmann Institute's wholly owned commercialisation arm has turned basic research into drugs like Copaxone and Erbitux, earning the Institute …
Israel Prison Service's 'House of Hope': a one-year hierarchical therapeutic community for domestic-violence offenders; a propensity-matched study found lower rearrest and reincarceration …
Israel's largest landfill — 25 million tonnes dumped 1952–1998 — was capped and redesigned by architect Peter Latz into an 800-hectare park. …
Mekorot, Israel's national water company, runs the IXDen AI platform across roughly 3,000 sites and 700 pumping stations, analysing 300 million data …
Founded in 1959-60, Yeda is the Weizmann Institute's technology-transfer company, licensing inventions such as the MS drug Copaxone to industry and sharing …
Run since 2005 by the Technion R&D Foundation, T3 has helped the Technion place among the world's top 100 patent-granted universities for …
Israel's 2020 Equal Pay Law amendment requires employers with 518+ staff to publish annual gender pay-gap reports by role and rank. First …
Founded in 1964, Yissum — Hebrew University of Jerusalem's tech-transfer company — has registered over 10,500 patents and licensed 1,000+ technologies. Independent …
Israel's state-owned Mekorot uses an AI anomaly-detection platform with IXDen to monitor thousands of water sites, process ~300 million sensor readings daily, …
Founded in 1973, Ramot has filed 5,000+ patent applications for Tel Aviv University research and spun off 100+ companies — including the …
Founded in 1964, Yissum is one of the world's first university tech-transfer firms; it has spun off 80+ companies including Mobileye, and …
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