Automobile
UVeye scales automated vehicle‑inspection tech across global automotive markets
The drive-thru system that uses computer vision and deep learning to provide precise, data-driven insights about anomalies passing through its system-providing a full report in less than one minute
Who will save Israel? Lessons from its greatest leaders - opinion
Land Rover cyberattack shows how a single breach can halt modern manufacturing
Star Trek license plates cost retired woman thousands
French auto giant seeks secure future with Tel Aviv hub
Founded in 1997 through the merger of a seating manufacturer and exhaust system supplier, Faurecia has developed into one of the world’s leading automotive technology companies.
Saudi farmers swap grass for gas
“Our brand DNA has three elements: We’re audacious, we’re progressive, and we’re distinctly Korean,” Yilmaz said.
Could Israel replicate its automotive tech success in smart manufacturing?
Whether it is Mobileye, Waze, Moovit or a wide range of emerging automotive cyber security start-ups, Israel has cemented its status as a leader in automotive innovation.
Israeli start-up mimics nature to enable autonomous vehicles to see
"We essentially took the insect's head and put it on one piece of hardware, which you just connect to your car or vehicle."
Lee Iacocca, who saved Chrysler from bankruptcy, dies at 94
"He's the greatest communicator who's ever come down the pike in the history of the industry."
Joining Israeli innovation race, Ford opens Tel Aviv research hub
The company is seeking to identify start-ups in the fields of connectivity, sensors, automated-systems research, in-vehicle monitoring and cybersecurity.
Yandex's self-driving car hits the streets of Tel Aviv - watch
"Tel Aviv is a very interesting place for us because we have some road conditions that we didn’t experience in our domestic markets," Artem Fokin head of business development said.
Israeli start-up is working to develop a flying electric, autonomous car
The Jetsons introduced the idea of the flying car into the minds of American children. Now, an Israeli start-up is working on turning the flying car into reality.
