The New York-Israel Business Alliance has announced “Covid Disrupters”, 11 Israeli corporations in New York that have the prospect of revolutionary responses to the main demanding situations posed by the new coronavirus.
“In a few months, we have radically replaced our behaviors to address the effect of Covid-19 on our lives,” NYIBA President Aaron Kaplowitz said.
“Rapid replacement has led to technological transformation and created unforeseen opportunities for those who solve some of the most difficult and thorny situations imposed through the pandemic and beyond.
The NYIBA team reviewed the reports and public records of the 506 Israeli-based corporations in New York State, analyzed emerging trends, and conducted dozens of interviews with business leaders, government officials, investors, and analysts.
NYIBA highlighted corporations on disruption, new non-innovation, Covid-19 solution, sustainability and external feedback.
“When we conducted this study, we hoped to identify corporations that offered medical solutions,” Kaplowitz said. “But the fact is that coronavirus has disappointed many industries and only one of the 11 disruptors provides a solution directly similar to physical attention. “
White Blue Robotic
The Blue White Robotics software platform manages embedded networks of autonomous vehicles and robot fleets from an unmarried facility.
Farmers, for example, can deploy driverless tractors to fumigate their fields while seamlessly communicating with aerial drones that pollinate crops.
Earlier this year, New York State recruited the Tel Aviv-based company to open its U. S. headquarters there. Blue White is running with Syracuse-based Dropcopter to pollinate Israeli dates farms and apple orchards in New York.
The Israeli Sheba Medical Center uses the Blue White generation to send Covid patients across campus on autonomous shuttles and Netanya Geriatric Medical Center uses it to supply medical materials by air.
Carbyn
By merging location services, video chat, incident mapping, and other communication technologies on a bachelor board, Carbyne provides more real-time data to law enforcement and lifeguards entering potentially chaotic and stressful encounters.
Carbyne, who moved its headquarters from Tel Aviv to Manhattan in September 2019, signed contracts in Colorado, Ohio, North Carolina, Minnesota and Alabama. In March, as a component of his efforts for covid-19 exhibition lifeguards, New Orleans incorporated Carbyne into its emergency communications center.
tela
Fabric (formerly CommonSense Robotics), a warehouse distribution company, disrupts e-commerce with urban microdistribution centers serviced through patented robots that collect parts from shelves and move them to floor robots that send product-filled baskets to the processing and loading areas. .
Fabric’s ability to execute thousands of orders with only a handful of other people managing warehouse execution sites provides critical security to ensure the pandemic.
In early 2020, Fabric started the structure of its first U. S. micro-performance center. But it’s not the first time In Brooklyn, you will be followed through a center in Long Island City. In July, Fabric announced a partnership with FreshDirect that will introduce two-hour delivery in Washington, metropolitan DC to lead and expand cooperation with FreshDirect’s main plant in the Bronx.
Fiverr
Unemployment through the pandemic has led more and more staff to the small-jobs economy, where they join cost-conscious corporations for independent services. This trend has accelerated the expansion of Fiverr, a market platform for independents.
Since March, when the coronavirus started its final offices, Fiverr’s inventory has more than quadrupled and by 2020, the company expects to generate between $177. 5 million and $179. 5 million in revenue, strengthening its leadership role in the labor market.
Hyro
Hyro, a startup of the Johnson Cornell Tech MBA program on Roosevelt Island, offers a conversational interface based on artificial intelligence and platforms.
After making Weill Cornell Medicine his first institutional client, Hyro mastered a health care solution that would be critical when covid-19 considerations begin to overwhelm hospital call centers.
Hyro has deployed a loose Covid-19 virtual assistant in medical facilities, connecting the citizens involved with an AI FAQ bot for more medical attention. Hyro provided much-needed relief to the formula and was able to collect medical knowledge trends based on keywords and queries sent through his software.
Meeting in place
The coronavirus has shaken up the advertising real estate market and companies are suffering to find a cost-effective way to reintegrate workers into workplace buildings. They are also re-evaluating their long-term job needs.
Founded in 2016 in Tel Aviv, Meet in Place now offers 36 high-end meeting rooms in Manhattan. The company’s laudable convention room can be the shared style of the future.
Monday. com
Monday. com is a cloud-based organizational platform for team control and task tracking, workflow customization, and more efficient communication.
With more people running from home, monday. com has become the preferred platform for groups looking to maintain productivity, take some responsibility and avoid communication failures. The company has more than 100,000 paying international consumers and, according to Bloomberg, saw its valuation increase from $1. 9 billion to $2. 7 billion a pandemic.
Forced
The devastation of the pandemic in the economy has forced the federal government to seek tactics to return cash to Americans’ wallets. With about $50 billion in inactive rental security deposits on U. S. receiver accounts, the U. S. U. S. , The choice of Obligo credits requires tenants to pay damages when they occur.
This solution also alleviates the highly regulated and onerous needs of taking safety deposits. Obligo’s Open Banking generation and AI-based subscription allow owners to use filtering and collection technologies instead.
Risky
Riskified is helping online stores safely approve more orders and generate profits. The company’s AI platform solution detects fraud and authenticates buyers, helping companies lose profits due to fraud and lost sales.
Riskified promises a 100 percent refund to ensure that a fraudulent transaction is made through its technology, trusted by merchants such as Gucci and Samsung. As Covid-19 drives more online retail purchases, the desire for secure transactions has never been greater.
TytoCare
TytoCare combines hardware and software to provide medical grade telehealth visits to homes. The palm-sized Tyto Home device, an LED display, a virtual thermometer and a camera. The module connects to a variety of medical accessories and instruments, allowing doctors to control remotely. monitor temperature, ears, lungs, heart, throat, skin, and abdomen.
Recently awarded the first Extreme Tech Challenge award in the Covid-19 category, Tyto is the first self-administered audiovisual diagnostic formula on the market. Israeli hospitals also use Tyto Home to remotely monitor confined Covid patients at home and even protect them from the 1940s.
VAST data
VAST Data’s synthetic intelligence generation reduces the energy, area, and cooling needs of knowledge centers, reducing prices and optimizing efficiency. Scientists from the National Institute of Health, Harvard University and Gingko Bioworks are using the vast data generation to temporarily analyze large sets of knowledge to look for imaginable remedies for Covid-19.
In April, as Covid-19 increased in the United States, the company closed a $100 million investment cycle that brought its valuation to $1. 2 billion.
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