‘Colorful, lightweight plastic wheelchairs designed and made in Israel are being distributed through charitable organizations to needy children in Israel, the Palestinian Authority territories, Peru and Tajikistan thanks to the vision of Pablo Kaplan, a former executive vice president of Israel’s multinational company Keter Plastic.’
Read the full press release :
http://www.israel21c.org/bright-israeli-wheelchairs-are-on-the-way-to-needy-kids/
Watergen’s home appliance Genny finds place in TIME magazine’s 100 Best Inventions for 2019. Featured in the “social good” category, the machine, pulls moisture from ambient air to create drinkable water through a patented filtration process. Using electricity or solar power, the appliance can produce up to seven gallons of water a day, without any […]
Apart from supporting innovation efforts of large international companies and partnering with seasoned technology teams, Nekuda has extensive (and quite fascinating!) experience working with startups. Israel, where we are based, is called the startup nation for a reason: here the entrepreneurial spirit lingers in the air and ignites lots of original ideas. Naturally, Israeli inventors […]
‘Noveto earned this exclusive inclusion in the program by presenting its ideas for shaping the future of mobility with Sowlo, the company’s newest ground-breaking technology that utilizes Smart Personal Sound (SPS), and intelligent 3D sensors to locate and track a user’s position, to turn any space into a personal, private listening area. Sowlo delivers audio […]
