Chen Feller
January 12, 2022

Our first (and surely not our last) time at CES

We packed ourselves and Cecilia.ai to Las Vegas to exhibit and attend the most important tech conference in the world. It was… wow!

CES 2022 was an event that we, and the rest of the tech community, have anticipated for so long. Its online edition last year was nothing short of the real thing. The whole point of CES is to be there; to experience, to touch, to witness these crazy, groundbreaking technologies with your own eyes, without any edited promotional videos. What can we say? We’re so glad that we did it.

Chen Feller
January 3, 2022

Grand Finale: 37 Israeli startups raised over $2.2 billion in December 2021 [Infographic]

No big surprises in the last month of 2021, just the yearly average of $2 billion of total investments, and one of the greatest rounds for a Foodtech company. Nothing unusual.

In December 2021, 37 Israeli startups raised over $2.235 with some mega investments, new Unicorns, and new inventive companies on the rise.

Chen Feller
December 27, 2021

Cecilia.ai, an interactive and robotic bartender, to pour cocktails at CES 2022

Cecilia.ai uses artificial intelligence and voice recognition to make 120 cocktails per hour and is planning to shake the food and beverages industry in 2022

CES attracts more than 180,000 visitors and will host over 1,900 exhibitors from every size and category, including a new Food Tech sector and innovations in the booming food and beverage industry.

Chen Feller
December 1, 2021

Oops… They did it again! These 70 Israeli startups broke a new record and raised more than $3.6 billion in November.

This year is full of surprises and unimaginable numbers, but nothing prepared us for this month.

The Israeli startup ecosystem has done it again. We didn’t think it would happen again so fast after passing the $3b mark and breaking a record in October, but it did – the following month. This November, 70 Israeli startups raised more than $3.66 billion, with the birth of four new Unicorns and seven mega-deals that account for a third of the total amount.

Chen Feller
November 24, 2021

8 Israeli Startups to Watch at CES 2022

What do an autonomous mosquito tracker, a company that adds scents to movies, and a foldable electric car all have in common? All of them will be part of the Israeli startup delegation to CES 2022.

CES 2022 will take place in Las Vegas in January. To make your visit to the conference as profound as possible, we’ve made you a list of 8+ Israeli Startups to Watch at the event!

Chen Feller
November 2, 2021

A NEW RECORD! Israeli startups raised over $3.4 billion in October 2021!

With five mega-deals, four new Unicors, and 56 investments in Israeli startups in just one month, it is no wonder that a new record had just been set.

Okay, we believe that we used all the existing superlatives for “incredible” in the previous months, and that term “record-breaking” has lost all meaning, so we’ll just let October’s numbers do the talking. As if this year hadn’t been mind-blowing enough, 56 Israeli startups raised more than $3.46 billion in October. That’s a big jump from the previous record of $2.8 billion.

Chen Feller
September 22, 2021

Boost your menu and services with these 10 Israeli FoodTech startups

Restaurants, hotels, bars, and other F&B businesses always look for ways to innovate their menus, experience, and operations. These Israeli FoodTech startups- from robotics to analytics- are ready to deliver.

On today’s special, we have made you a list of 10 Israeli FoodTech startups and innovations to help you upgrade your menu and services. We’ve split it into two categories: products that can automate the process; refresh the dishes; or help your brand stand out, and software for kitchen management and smart analytics.

Chen Feller
September 2, 2021

41 Israeli startups raised “only” $1.2 billion this August

A successful month for Proptech startups, and for one “small” Fintech startup that became the highest valued private tech company in Israel.

After a couple of intense months, it seems like we’re getting back to the old, sane numbers with “only” $1.2 billion invested in 41 Israeli startups.