Technology Innovation
Subaru Crosstrek 2.5 liter: The escape trail
After 14 years, the Japanese crossover upgrades from a 2.0L to a 2.5L engine, adding 30 hp and improved real-world performance, while maintaining conservative 2026 balance tradition and modern.
$80 for the perfect selfie: The accessory changing phone photography
End of phone use while driving: ChatGPT comes to Apple’s CarPlay system
From slavery to freedom: The coolest gadgets for Passover
DARPA’s X-76 passes key design review, moving runway-free aircraft closer to reality
DARPA's X-76 aircraft, designed in cooperation with USSOCOM to break the trade-off between speed and agility, is set to move into the next production phase with Bell Textron.
UBER reveals how we will order a flying taxi directly from the app
The collaboration between UBER and Joby moves up a stage with a first look at the booking interface. The service promises to change the face of urban transportation.
Joining the trend: Honor will unveil a humanoid robot at the MWC exhibition
The technology manufacturer is unveiling at MWC the Magic V6 alongside new computers and tablets based on artificial intelligence.
Using a 3D printer: The company that will print the vessels of the future
CEAD, a global leader in large-format 3D printing, unveiled at Formnext a new system for producing heavy-duty boat hulls designed for industrial and maritime use.
Israeli entrepreneurs create ‘Semantics Engineering,’ aiming to solve enterprise AI context crisis
Yoni Leitersdorf and Tal Segalov gathered a $20 million seed investment to launch Solid, an AI platform that aims to solve the “context crisis” most companies face when implementing AI solutions.
New technology will turn construction waste into raw materials without sorting
New Morphit technology produces building materials from 80% waste without sorting, cutting landfill costs and pollution and turning demolitions into raw materials in a circular economy.
The future is already here: Cancerous tumors removed using 3D technology
Ichilov Hospital has adopted the tools of In3D to integrate 3D and virtual reality for the planning and training of complex surgeries.
Nvidia CEO: 'The implications of building AI infrastructure in Israel are profound'
Huang, the founder and CEO of Nvidia, is considered one of the most influential figures in today's global AI economy.
The race for the autonomous car reaches its peak – Google’s big announcement
Waymo’s full autonomous service launches in Miami, marking a milestone in U.S. driverless transport. Thousands have registered; service runs in key city areas.
From the signs of World War III: Renault to produce attack drones for the French army
During World War II carmakers built tanks and bombers. Now it’s happening again: At the request of France’s Defense Ministry, Renault will produce up to 600 long-range drones a month at two plants.
