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Intel reveals new made-in-Israel processors at CES
CES 2021: Mobileye vows to bring autonomous vehicles to ‘everyone, everywhere’
Intel reveals Israel-developed facial authentication to secure financial transactions
06.01.21The on-device solution can be used on smart locks, at kiosks, or ATM machines
This Israeli Company Wants to Deliver Green Screen Technology to Mobile Devices Everywhere
CEO of Mobility Company Arrive Shares His Vision of the Future of the Industry
17.01.20Yona Shtern spoke to Calcalist last week during the 2020 CES exhibition in Las Vegas
From Drone-Based Games to Putting Out Fires in Australia
TetaVi’s Technology Could Enable Viewers to Walk Through a Virtual Reality Movie
CES 2020 Saw a Flurry of Israeli Automotive Startups
Auto Parts Company Aptiv Partners With Automotive Chip Company Valens
OrCam Unveils Wearable Personal Assistant, New Technologies for People With Disabilities
Younger Sports Fans Want to Be a Part of the Narrative, Says Intel Sports Exec
2020’s Top Tech Trends According to This Year’s CES Tech Exhibition
Mobileye CEO Outlines Israel’s Robotaxi Future
Philips Partners With Israeli Sleep Analysis Startup SleepRate
Mobileye Sketches Autonomous Vehicle Future at CES 2019
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