Quris Technologies is an artificial intelligence (AI) innovator disrupting the pharmaceutical arena.
Cylus is a cybersecurity company focused on protecting railway and metro systems from cyber threats. Founded by experts from the Israeli Defense Forces’ Intelligence Corps and seasoned professionals from the railway sector, Cylus provides tailored solutions to address the unique challenges faced by the railway industry. Their technology is designed to detect and mitigate cyber threats in signaling and control networks, both trackside and onboard. By facilitating timely responses to potential cybersecurity events, Cylus helps railway companies prevent safety incidents and service disruptions caused by cyber-attacks, ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers and operational systems.
Karamba Security Ltd. develops security software specifically designed for connected vehicles, focusing on safeguarding the internal systems that control car operations. The company's primary offering, Electronic Control Units Endpoint Security, provides solutions for dropper detection and malware prevention, thereby protecting connected cars from cyber threats. This technology fortifies the externally connected controllers within automobiles, which manage telematics, infotainment, and on-board diagnostics, ensuring that only valid code and behaviors are permitted to run. By maintaining the integrity of the vehicle's Controller Area Network (CAN Bus), Karamba's solutions help prevent unauthorized access and attacks. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, the company serves automotive manufacturers and Tier-1 system providers. In addition to automotive applications, Karamba's patented software is applicable to various connected devices and systems, including Industry 4.0 controllers and IoT endpoints, functioning automatically with minimal performance impact.
Lydus Medical is a start-up company that develops a set of tools for anastomosis of small blood vessels.
The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Kfar Saba, Israel.
Nurami Medical Ltd. is a clinical-stage medical device company based in Haifa, Israel, focused on developing innovative solutions for soft tissue repair following surgery. Founded in 2014, the company specializes in a dural substitute patch designed to replace the damaged dura layer during neurosurgeries, thereby enhancing patient recovery. Nurami employs advanced production technology based on electrospinning to create biomaterials and nanofiber-based matrices. These matrices feature a porous scaffold that promotes tissue regeneration and incorporate a temperature-sensitive sealant to prevent pathogen entry and cerebrospinal fluid leaks. By addressing unmet needs in surgical procedures, Nurami Medical aims to improve patient outcomes through its cutting-edge products.
Model9 modernizes mainframe data management and business intelligence in large enterprises and helps them accelerate the adoption of hybrid cloud technologies and benefit from cloud economics. Its patented technology delivers mainframe data to any cloud or on-premise storage platform, eliminating tape and virtual tape, and enabling secure integration with advanced analytics tools. Model9 is trusted by the world's leading financial institutions, government agencies and transportation companies. It is a graduate of the IBM AlphaZone startup program as well as an AWS Advanced Technology Partner.
Capitalise Ltd operates a financial trading platform that enables traders to automate their trading strategies using a user-friendly natural language interface. Founded in 2014 and based in Tel Aviv, Israel, the platform is designed for professional and day traders, as well as brokerage firms, allowing them to create and execute multiple trading scenarios simultaneously without constant oversight. The company simplifies the investment process by converting straightforward language into executable trading instructions, enhancing accessibility to automated trading. Additionally, Capitalise offers built-in optimization features that help users refine their investment strategies, analyze performance, and make informed predictions, ultimately aiding clients in achieving their financial objectives and improving investment returns.
Ecoppia Ltd. specializes in cloud-based management solutions and robotic technologies designed to optimize solar plant operations globally. Established in 2013 and headquartered in Herzliya, Israel, the company offers a range of robotic products, including the Ecoppia E4 for fixed tilt installations and the Ecoppia T4 for single-axis trackers, alongside its AI-driven cloud platform. These water-free, fully automated robotic systems clean solar panels nightly, minimizing soiling losses and enhancing energy efficiency without requiring human intervention. Ecoppia also provides comprehensive services, including planning, commissioning, predictive maintenance, and performance monitoring, ensuring that utility-scale solar sites operate at peak performance. With over 16GW of signed agreements, Ecoppia is recognized as a leader in robotic cleaning solutions, enabling significant improvements in solar plant operations and return on investment for energy companies worldwide.
Model9 modernizes mainframe data management and business intelligence in large enterprises and helps them accelerate the adoption of hybrid cloud technologies and benefit from cloud economics. Its patented technology delivers mainframe data to any cloud or on-premise storage platform, eliminating tape and virtual tape, and enabling secure integration with advanced analytics tools. Model9 is trusted by the world's leading financial institutions, government agencies and transportation companies. It is a graduate of the IBM AlphaZone startup program as well as an AWS Advanced Technology Partner.
Karamba Security Ltd. develops security software specifically designed for connected vehicles, focusing on safeguarding the internal systems that control car operations. The company's primary offering, Electronic Control Units Endpoint Security, provides solutions for dropper detection and malware prevention, thereby protecting connected cars from cyber threats. This technology fortifies the externally connected controllers within automobiles, which manage telematics, infotainment, and on-board diagnostics, ensuring that only valid code and behaviors are permitted to run. By maintaining the integrity of the vehicle's Controller Area Network (CAN Bus), Karamba's solutions help prevent unauthorized access and attacks. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, the company serves automotive manufacturers and Tier-1 system providers. In addition to automotive applications, Karamba's patented software is applicable to various connected devices and systems, including Industry 4.0 controllers and IoT endpoints, functioning automatically with minimal performance impact.
Funded by Norwest Venture Partners, Qualcomm Ventures and other leading venture firms, CyberX delivers the only cybersecurity platform built by blue-team experts with a track record of defending critical national infrastructure. That difference is the foundation for the most widely deployed platform for continuously reducing IoT/OT risk and preventing costly outages, safety and environmental incidents, theft of intellectual property, and operational inefficiencies. For more information, visit CyberX.io or follow @CyberX_Labs.
Karamba Security Ltd. develops security software specifically designed for connected vehicles, focusing on safeguarding the internal systems that control car operations. The company's primary offering, Electronic Control Units Endpoint Security, provides solutions for dropper detection and malware prevention, thereby protecting connected cars from cyber threats. This technology fortifies the externally connected controllers within automobiles, which manage telematics, infotainment, and on-board diagnostics, ensuring that only valid code and behaviors are permitted to run. By maintaining the integrity of the vehicle's Controller Area Network (CAN Bus), Karamba's solutions help prevent unauthorized access and attacks. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, the company serves automotive manufacturers and Tier-1 system providers. In addition to automotive applications, Karamba's patented software is applicable to various connected devices and systems, including Industry 4.0 controllers and IoT endpoints, functioning automatically with minimal performance impact.
LifeBond Ltd. specializes in the development and manufacturing of absorbable bio-surgical medical devices aimed at enhancing tissue repair and improving patient recovery. Founded in 2006 and based in Caesarea, Israel, the company offers innovative products such as LifeSeal, a surgical sealant designed to reinforce staple lines in bariatric and colorectal surgeries, thereby minimizing complications like leakage. Another key product is LifeMesh, a self-fixating mesh intended for hernia repair, which is currently in pre-clinical development. LifeBond’s portfolio also includes tissue adhesives and absorbable hemostats. The company's devices are designed to meet various surgical needs, leveraging their natural origin, elasticity, adhesiveness, and durability. LifeBond's products are available in multiple regions, including China, the United States, and Europe, although they are still under investigation and have not received market approval.
Aquarius Engines, Ltd. specializes in the design, development, and production of advanced engines and generators aimed at generating electric power. Founded in 2014 and based in Hadarom, Israel, the company offers an innovative integrated power system that combines a combustion engine with an electricity generator. This system addresses common challenges faced by hybrid and electric vehicles, such as high costs and the need for frequent recharging, thereby enhancing affordability and efficiency. By simplifying manufacturing processes and reducing production costs, Aquarius Engines aims to make its products more accessible while contributing to the evolution of smart electric vehicles and power generators.
Funded by Norwest Venture Partners, Qualcomm Ventures and other leading venture firms, CyberX delivers the only cybersecurity platform built by blue-team experts with a track record of defending critical national infrastructure. That difference is the foundation for the most widely deployed platform for continuously reducing IoT/OT risk and preventing costly outages, safety and environmental incidents, theft of intellectual property, and operational inefficiencies. For more information, visit CyberX.io or follow @CyberX_Labs.
Outbrain (www.outbrain.com) is the leading content discovery platform, reaching a highly engaged audience through distribution on top publisher sites, including CNN, Fox News, Hachette Filipacchi Media, MSNBC and Slate. Outbrain provides publishers a service for recommended links to increase traffic and generate revenue. Outbrain also works with brands and agencies including Starcom, Digitas, Mindshare, American Express, P&G, Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills and Exxon, offering a way to distribute content alongside publisher's own editorial recommendations. Outbrain acquired content recommendation platform Surphace (formerly known as Sphere) in February 2011. Founded in 2006, the company is headquartered in New York with offices in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, DC, Paris, Hamburg and Netanya, Israel, and is backed by Index Ventures, Carmel Ventures, Gemini Israel Funds, GlenRock Israel, Rhodium and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
LifeBond Ltd. specializes in the development and manufacturing of absorbable bio-surgical medical devices aimed at enhancing tissue repair and improving patient recovery. Founded in 2006 and based in Caesarea, Israel, the company offers innovative products such as LifeSeal, a surgical sealant designed to reinforce staple lines in bariatric and colorectal surgeries, thereby minimizing complications like leakage. Another key product is LifeMesh, a self-fixating mesh intended for hernia repair, which is currently in pre-clinical development. LifeBond’s portfolio also includes tissue adhesives and absorbable hemostats. The company's devices are designed to meet various surgical needs, leveraging their natural origin, elasticity, adhesiveness, and durability. LifeBond's products are available in multiple regions, including China, the United States, and Europe, although they are still under investigation and have not received market approval.
Outbrain (www.outbrain.com) is the leading content discovery platform, reaching a highly engaged audience through distribution on top publisher sites, including CNN, Fox News, Hachette Filipacchi Media, MSNBC and Slate. Outbrain provides publishers a service for recommended links to increase traffic and generate revenue. Outbrain also works with brands and agencies including Starcom, Digitas, Mindshare, American Express, P&G, Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills and Exxon, offering a way to distribute content alongside publisher's own editorial recommendations. Outbrain acquired content recommendation platform Surphace (formerly known as Sphere) in February 2011. Founded in 2006, the company is headquartered in New York with offices in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, DC, Paris, Hamburg and Netanya, Israel, and is backed by Index Ventures, Carmel Ventures, Gemini Israel Funds, GlenRock Israel, Rhodium and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
DigiFlex offers a revolutionary inkjet CtP solution, transforming the quality of analog photopolymeric plates for the flexographic, letterpress, dry-offset and rotary silk screen printing technologies, to the digital era.
-The first really affordable Computer-to-Plate solution for quality in-house plate making
-Ideal for narrow web applications printers
-A great motivation to replace the traditional low quality film solution
-The propriety, revolutionary, Bi-component ink is the result of years of research by top scientists and technologists with excellent printing industry track
Outbrain (www.outbrain.com) is the leading content discovery platform, reaching a highly engaged audience through distribution on top publisher sites, including CNN, Fox News, Hachette Filipacchi Media, MSNBC and Slate. Outbrain provides publishers a service for recommended links to increase traffic and generate revenue. Outbrain also works with brands and agencies including Starcom, Digitas, Mindshare, American Express, P&G, Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills and Exxon, offering a way to distribute content alongside publisher's own editorial recommendations. Outbrain acquired content recommendation platform Surphace (formerly known as Sphere) in February 2011. Founded in 2006, the company is headquartered in New York with offices in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, DC, Paris, Hamburg and Netanya, Israel, and is backed by Index Ventures, Carmel Ventures, Gemini Israel Funds, GlenRock Israel, Rhodium and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
GigaTrust is a prominent SaaS provider specializing in endpoint email security and document in-use protection for various devices, including Windows, iOS, and Android. As the largest and oldest provider enhancing Microsoft’s Rights Management Services, GigaTrust offers advanced content security solutions that enable the protection of intellectual property and confidentiality. Its flagship product, GigaCloud™, facilitates secure email and document collaboration across devices and platforms while incorporating real-time data analytics and administrative tools. The software is designed to apply and enforce security permissions at the digital content level, safeguarding information from misuse throughout its entire lifecycle, including during transit, at rest, and while in use. GigaTrust serves a diverse clientele, including businesses and government entities, helping them comply with privacy laws and protect sensitive data.
Outbrain (www.outbrain.com) is the leading content discovery platform, reaching a highly engaged audience through distribution on top publisher sites, including CNN, Fox News, Hachette Filipacchi Media, MSNBC and Slate. Outbrain provides publishers a service for recommended links to increase traffic and generate revenue. Outbrain also works with brands and agencies including Starcom, Digitas, Mindshare, American Express, P&G, Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills and Exxon, offering a way to distribute content alongside publisher's own editorial recommendations. Outbrain acquired content recommendation platform Surphace (formerly known as Sphere) in February 2011. Founded in 2006, the company is headquartered in New York with offices in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, DC, Paris, Hamburg and Netanya, Israel, and is backed by Index Ventures, Carmel Ventures, Gemini Israel Funds, GlenRock Israel, Rhodium and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
LifeBond Ltd. specializes in the development and manufacturing of absorbable bio-surgical medical devices aimed at enhancing tissue repair and improving patient recovery. Founded in 2006 and based in Caesarea, Israel, the company offers innovative products such as LifeSeal, a surgical sealant designed to reinforce staple lines in bariatric and colorectal surgeries, thereby minimizing complications like leakage. Another key product is LifeMesh, a self-fixating mesh intended for hernia repair, which is currently in pre-clinical development. LifeBond’s portfolio also includes tissue adhesives and absorbable hemostats. The company's devices are designed to meet various surgical needs, leveraging their natural origin, elasticity, adhesiveness, and durability. LifeBond's products are available in multiple regions, including China, the United States, and Europe, although they are still under investigation and have not received market approval.
Quigo is an ad-targeting network that specializes in contextual advertising services for major media websites such as ABCNews.com, CNNMoney.com, Forbes.com, and USAToday.com. It offers performance-based marketing solutions aimed at enhancing the advertising effectiveness for both websites and advertisers. Quigo competes directly with Google's AdSense program, providing an alternative for publishers seeking to monetize their content through targeted ads. In 2007, Quigo was acquired by AOL for $340 million, subsequently becoming part of AOL's Platform-A advertising solution.
Outbrain (www.outbrain.com) is the leading content discovery platform, reaching a highly engaged audience through distribution on top publisher sites, including CNN, Fox News, Hachette Filipacchi Media, MSNBC and Slate. Outbrain provides publishers a service for recommended links to increase traffic and generate revenue. Outbrain also works with brands and agencies including Starcom, Digitas, Mindshare, American Express, P&G, Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills and Exxon, offering a way to distribute content alongside publisher's own editorial recommendations. Outbrain acquired content recommendation platform Surphace (formerly known as Sphere) in February 2011. Founded in 2006, the company is headquartered in New York with offices in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, DC, Paris, Hamburg and Netanya, Israel, and is backed by Index Ventures, Carmel Ventures, Gemini Israel Funds, GlenRock Israel, Rhodium and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
Human Monitoring, Ltd. provides software based video processing solutions. The company focuses on offering video and image processing solutions for embedded platforms and PCs. It offers CoDecs for the Philips PNX 13xx, PNX 15xx, and 8550 platforms; Fresco, video mosaics stitching product; Leonardo, a digital video stabilizer; and Mattisse, a PC AVC RT video encoder. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Givat Hashlosha, Israel.
Private Equity Round in 2006
Mobileye is a global leader in developing computer vision and machine learning technologies for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving. Founded in 1999, the company aims to enhance road safety and reduce traffic congestion through its innovative vision-safety technology. With a team of over 1,700 employees, Mobileye has created a range of software products that operate on its proprietary EyeQ® computer chips. The company is a prominent supplier of ADAS software, collaborating with more than 25 major automakers. Mobileye's technology has evolved to encompass the essential components of autonomous driving, including sensing, mapping, and driving policy. It is actively engaged in developing production-ready fully autonomous vehicles in partnership with leading companies. Additionally, Mobileye is working on launching a commercial Mobility-as-a-Service offering, with initial plans set for Tel Aviv. Its comprehensive portfolio of software and hardware solutions positions Mobileye at the forefront of the future of transportation.
Mempile developed removable storage technology for the healthcare, public, entertainment, security, financial & business sectors. It focused on developing optical storage that is designed to hold up to one Terabyte of information on a single removable disc. The company offered its products for use in applications, such as home archiving, entertainment, public sector, business compliance, healthcare & video monitoring. Mempile had a development center in the United States & a business development unit in Japan. Mempile was founded in 2000 and was based in Yehuda, Israel. It closed down as of January 2009.
Mobileye is a global leader in developing computer vision and machine learning technologies for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving. Founded in 1999, the company aims to enhance road safety and reduce traffic congestion through its innovative vision-safety technology. With a team of over 1,700 employees, Mobileye has created a range of software products that operate on its proprietary EyeQ® computer chips. The company is a prominent supplier of ADAS software, collaborating with more than 25 major automakers. Mobileye's technology has evolved to encompass the essential components of autonomous driving, including sensing, mapping, and driving policy. It is actively engaged in developing production-ready fully autonomous vehicles in partnership with leading companies. Additionally, Mobileye is working on launching a commercial Mobility-as-a-Service offering, with initial plans set for Tel Aviv. Its comprehensive portfolio of software and hardware solutions positions Mobileye at the forefront of the future of transportation.