Unveiling cutting-edge Israeli innovation
The Israeli Trade and Economic Commission is your gateway to finding the best Israeli products and services to help your business gear up for the future.
No matter your industry, there’s an Israeli startup that can help you streamline your processes, enhance your offering or transform how you work in innovative ways. The Israeli Trade and Economic Commission is your gateway to finding the best Israeli products and services to help your business gear up for the future.
Business opportunities
Frontline.io: 3D AR remote training and support
Frontline.io is a platform of software tools that dramatically enhance technical training and remote support. The company’s solutions are designed for mechanical hardware products and simplify advanced technologies such as digital twinning, virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality. Frontline.io easily transforms 3D CAD
files into accurate and practical digital twins’ models.
PlayerMaker: Motion tracking and analysis for athletes
PlayerMaker is a soccer coaching tool that tracks and analyses metrics for physical, technical, tactical and biomechanical data and auto-tags video for fast and easy analysis. The company’s motion sensors are installed on players shoes to detect every ball touch and build gait profiles without affecting performance.
To create its product, PlayerMaker built a soccer database which it used to teach machine-learning algorithms to play soccer. The algorithms are able to determine movements and handle unpredictable situations. The company’s technology has been tested and proven to be accurate by university studies. PlayerMaker can be used as a stand-alone solution or to complement existing GPS products.
Upcoming events
If you’re in the cyber field, ensure your passport is up to date because you don’t want to miss these pre-eminent Israeli business events.
Axis Tel Aviv: May 21
Axis Tel Aviv is an international startup event taking place on May 21.
The dynamic day focuses on cyber and AI, climatech, proptech and contech, and mobility. International investors and corporations will converge for startup pitches, panel discussions, one-on-one meetings, and unparalleled networking opportunities.
Axis Tel Aviv is Axis Innovation’s flagship conference about Israeli startups and global innovation. Now celebrating its 11th consecutive year, Axis Tel Aviv is recognised as one of Israel’s most effective events for dealmaking, international investors and speakers, and quality content and networking.
To register as a VC/Family Office or investor, secure your spot today with a special 20 per cent discount using the code australia20: ventbrite.com/e/680703270807/?discount=australia20.
Event website: telaviv.axisinnovation.com
Israel Cyber Week and AI Week: June 24-27
Cyber Week is a leading annual cybersecurity event hosted each year at Tel Aviv University in Israel.
Aimed at CEOs, CTOs, CISOs, CSOs, system integrators, value-added resellers, technologists, investors, company directors and industry professionals, the Israel Trade and Economic Commission together with the Trans-Tasman Business Circle invites all to join the special technology delegation in Israel in June for Israel Cyber Week and AI Week.
Each year participants engage in exclusive events and panels, and meet Israeli enterprises and government agencies, gaining access to technological forefront leaders.
During the past 13 years, Cyber Week has become internationally acclaimed as one of the top cybersecurity events in the world. Cyber Week offers a unique gathering of cybersecurity experts, industry leaders, startups, investors, academics, diplomats, military and government officials.
With about 9000 attendees from more than 80 countries, the conference offers a thought-provoking exchange of knowledge, methods and ideas.
Events run for a full week and include about 50 round-table sessions, panels, workshops, forums, BSides and social events. Please reach out to sydney@israeltrade.gov.il to register your interest.
Jeremy Ungar is senior trade officer at the Israel Trade and Economic Commission.
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