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The Israeli startup using IoT sensors to seamlessly solve the parking nightmare
08.10.21|Yafit OvadiaSoftware startup Wisesight has created a smart-parking technology that makes the entire process - from management to payments - smooth and straightforward
Three Israeli startups working for a future of safe and effortless driving
07.02.21|Andrew JacobsonWhile Valerann, NoTraffic and Nexar each offer unique hardware solutions to gather road user data, the real treasure is in the data itself and the AI-driven software that detects, classifies and communicates the trove of information
Israeli driver-awareness monitoring startup ADAM CogTech raises $2 million
15.06.20|Udi EtsionMobilion Ventures-backed technology can test whether a driver is drunk, fatigued or on drugs
Audi Partners With Israeli Autonomous Driving Simulation Company Cognata
27.06.18|Hagar RavetCognata develops an artificial intelligence-based system capable of simulating various situations a self-driving car may encounter within a specific city
Israel’s State Attorney Puts Speed Cameras on Probation
11.06.18|Tomer HadarThe decision comes after it was revealed that at least 200 speed cameras were never tested for accuracy after installation
Israel Warns Mobileye its Drivers Are on the Hook for Violations Made by Self-Driving Cars
30.05.18|Tomer HadarTwo weeks ago, an Israeli broadcaster aired footage showing Mobileye’s self-driving car running a red light in Jerusalem
Teenage Entrepreneurs Set Out to Eliminate Mobile Phone Distractions for Drivers
02.05.18|Tomer Hadar and Tofi StolerA team of Israeli high school students develops a windshield mount for mobile phones that blocks distracting notifications
SEAT to Integrate In-Car Sensors to Monitor Drivers’ Alertness
28.02.18|Tofi StolerThe technology, developed by Israel-based gesture recognition company eyeSight, is currently being featured at the Mobile World Congress Show in Barcelona

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