Israel Innovation Authority

The Israel Innovation Authority, established in 1965 as the Office of the Chief Scientist within the Ministry of Industry and Trade, is dedicated to fostering research and development in government research institutes. Its primary objective is to enhance industrial development and promote the export of high-tech products. The authority plays a crucial role in mitigating financial risks associated with innovation projects by providing funding support to initiatives selected and managed by private companies. Through these efforts, it aims to stimulate growth in the high-tech sector and strengthen Israel's position as a leader in innovation.

Dr. Ami Appelbaum

Chief Scientist

Dror Bin

CEO

Past deals in Drones

Lowental Hybrid

Seed Round in 2025
Lowental Hybrid specializes in developing hybrid propulsion systems for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). Their technology combines fuel-based propulsion with electric power, allowing UAVs to operate for longer durations while maintaining the low noise levels of electric systems. The company's advanced parallel hybrid solution, comprising an electric motor and an internal combustion engine, enables vertical take-off using electricity and extends flight times up to fivefold, making it ideal for extended and demanding missions.

Airobotics

Grant in 2024
Airobotics is a manufacturer of autonomous unmanned aerial drones that offers a comprehensive, fully automated solution for collecting aerial data and generating insights. The company serves various sectors, including government, industrial, and commercial industries. Airobotics specializes in automated data capture and analysis, providing services such as real-time video, disaster and scene assessment, compliance audits, land investigations, inspections, surveillance, progress monitoring, and survey services. By leveraging advanced drone technology, Airobotics enables organizations to efficiently gather critical data and make informed decisions.

Airobotics

Grant in 2023
Airobotics is a manufacturer of autonomous unmanned aerial drones that offers a comprehensive, fully automated solution for collecting aerial data and generating insights. The company serves various sectors, including government, industrial, and commercial industries. Airobotics specializes in automated data capture and analysis, providing services such as real-time video, disaster and scene assessment, compliance audits, land investigations, inspections, surveillance, progress monitoring, and survey services. By leveraging advanced drone technology, Airobotics enables organizations to efficiently gather critical data and make informed decisions.

Oversight

Grant in 2022
Oversight is a company that develops a 3D collaborative workspace platform aimed at enhancing decision-making for first responders. Its innovative platform integrates advanced artificial intelligence simulations and real-time data management from various devices, including drones, body cameras, and smartphones. This functionality allows emergency response teams to achieve comprehensive situational awareness, thereby improving mission planning and operational efficiency. By fusing diverse data sources into a single interactive environment, Oversight empowers clients to make informed decisions during critical situations, ultimately supporting their efforts in emergency response.

Flytrex

Grant in 2021
Flytrex is the leading drone-based food delivery service in the United States, specializing in ultrafast deliveries from local restaurants to suburban areas. Operating in North Carolina and Texas, Flytrex has successfully delivered over 120,000 orders for its partners, including Little Caesars, Papa John's, and El Pollo Loco. The company's service is well-received by customers, with a monthly retention rate of 45% after two years, and an NPS score of 75%. Flytrex's drone delivery system significantly reduces delivery costs and times for its partners.

High Lander

Seed Round in 2020
High Lander is a technology company that specializes in converting off-the-shelf drones into pilot-less, autonomous systems through its innovative software solution. Its Mission Control platform enables users to manage a fleet of drones, enhancing operational efficiency in various applications such as first response, aerial security, and precision agriculture. Additionally, High Lander develops drone flight plan technology that addresses the challenge of short battery life, allowing for the establishment of commercial drone airports. These facilities enable users to host, recharge, and effectively deploy drones to their designated locations, further expanding the capabilities of unmanned aerial vehicles in diverse mission scenarios.

RFISee

Series A in 2020
RFISee is focused on developing innovative radar technology aimed at enhancing the safety of autonomous vehicles. The company is creating the world's first 4D imaging radar on a single chip, which utilizes high-resolution, low-cost radar sensors to produce real-time 3D location and velocity maps of surrounding objects. This advanced technology is designed to support the automation of driving, paving the way for safer vehicles and enabling new transportation modes and business models. RFISee's radar systems are particularly beneficial due to their robustness, functioning effectively in various weather and light conditions, a characteristic that aligns with the needs of the rapidly growing autonomous car market.

Indoor Robotics

Grant in 2020
Founded in 2018, Indoor Robotics designs and develops Tando, an AI-powered patrol drone for indoor security and inspection missions. Its unique features include independent AI-based navigation and patented ceiling docking, providing real-time coverage with predictive analysis to minimize false alarms.

Heurobotics

Grant in 2018
Heurobotics researchers will further evolve the Mark II technology. “Heurobotics will be using the Agrowing company’s proprietary sensor technology to perform both remote and close sensing in the field to identify crop stress,” explained Kerry Karl, Heurobotics’ chief executive officer. “Agrowing’s team will work with Heurobotics engineers to develop optimal flight-profile requirements of a small unmanned aerial system of their configuration to collect meaningful data.”

LahakX

Grant in 2018
LahakX is an agricultural technology company specializing in autonomous drone solutions for crop protection. It offers growers the ability to utilize a self-flying fleet of spraying drones, which can be deployed at the push of a button, allowing for efficient and precise application of agricultural chemicals. The company's proprietary technology enables both uniform coverage and targeted spot spraying, significantly reducing chemical usage while improving safety and productivity. LahakX's system not only minimizes labor and operational costs but also enhances the overall efficiency of farming practices. Growers can opt to purchase the complete spraying solution or engage LahakX to provide spraying services directly. Having launched its operations in the United States earlier this year, LahakX is positioned to deliver sustainable and innovative solutions to modern agricultural challenges.

Flyworks

Grant in 2017
Founded in 2019, Flyworks develops innovative hybrid propulsion drones. Their patent-pending technology combines internal combustion engine power for extended flight duration with electric drive for maneuvering, enabling significant payload capacity while maintaining safety and cost-efficiency.
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