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Israel awards nearly $6 million in grants to space tech startups

09.01.22|Yafit Ovadia

From growing super-vegetables in space to taking high-resolution images of oil spills, 11 Israeli companies that develop innovative space technologies will receive the grant. “It’s a tremendous economic growth engine,” said D-G of Israel Space Agency

Startup’s pop-up antennas slash price of satellite communications

26.02.21|Yafit Ovadia

NSLComm engineers pop-up dishes, antennas and are looking to partner - not compete with major communications companies to help supply broadband, agritech IoT services, at a fraction of the cost

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Satellite Startup NSLComm to Launch First Satellite Into Space

03.07.19|Adi Pick

Founded in 2009, NSLComm designs small satellites with fabric-like, flexible dish antennas that expand in space

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CTech’s Thursday Israeli Tech News Roundup

On heels of Facebook feed change, Taboola sketches aggressive expansion. Will and Jaden Smith’s bottled water company Just Goods reboots after burning through $20 million