AccuBeat Overview
AccuBeat specializes in providing highly precise frequency and timing solutions, utilizing advanced Rubidium Atomic Clock technology, which can be enhanced with optional GPS disciplining. The company's products are designed to achieve exceptional frequency accuracy (up to 10^-12), frequency stability (up to 10^-13), and time accuracy in the nanoseconds. These performance characteristics make them well-suited for critical uses in sectors such as aerospace, defense, telecommunications, and scientific research. AccuBeat's product line includes Rubidium Frequency Standards, GPS Disciplined Time and Frequency Products, Anti-Spoofing Products, and NTP/PTP Time Servers, alongside specialized solutions for space missions. The company is recognized for its contributions to the field of atomic clocks and frequency control, delivering solutions that provide reliable time synchronization capabilities even in environments where GPS/GNSS access is compromised or unavailable. AccuBeat's solutions are critical for various sensitive and strategic applications worldwide, and their products are used by organizations such as the United States Air Force, the Israeli Defense Forces, and the European Space Agency, among others. Additionally, AccuBeat's products are integral to the ground segment of Europe's Galileo GNSS project and will be used in the JUICE Jupiter mission by ESA for deep space exploration
Latest News
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Israeli companies AccuBeat, Mentaily Innovations, Newton Tech, and Tuned will partner with U.S. counterparts on projects spanning quantum hardware, mental health, and rehabilitation, as part of the new grants approved by the foundation.
Israeli companies, including AccuBeat, Mentaily Innovations, Newton Tech, and Tuned, have partnered with U.S. counterparts on projects in quantum hardware, mental health, and rehabilitation. The Israel-U.S. Binational Industrial Research and Development (BIRD) Foundation has approved $5.5 million in grants to support these collaborations, which span innovations in hardware, medical devices, mental health, and rehabilitation. The projects will leverage private-sector funding, resulting in a combined investment of $14 million. The BIRD Foundation facilitates collaboration between U.S. and Israeli companies through conditional grants, covering activities from R&D to early sales and marketing stages. The grants were approved during the BIRD Foundations Board of Governors meeting on September 16, 2025.
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ESA's JUICE Mission: Israeli technology to head to Jupiter
The European Space Agencys (ESA) JUICE mission to Jupiter will include technology from Israeli firm AccuBeat. The company, one of only five worldwide that produce atomic clocks, has developed the USO instrument, a highly sensitive and accurate space oscillator. The mission, funded by the Israel Space Agency, will spend four years exploring Jupiters moons. AccuBeats technology will facilitate communications by accurately measuring time and distance in space. The mission will also include a study led by Weizmann Institute of Science Prof. Yorhai Kaspi, who will conduct gravitational measurements of Jupiter and its moons.
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AccuBeat's clocks are powering a mission to Jupiter's icy moons | CTech
Jerusalem-based AccuBeat, a space tech company, is focused on building precise clocks for deep space missions and several defense applications. The companys atomic clocks are used for secure communication, communication intelligence, electronic intelligence use, radio navigation, and homeland security issues. AccuBeat has been supplying the U.S. Air Force with its atomic clocks for 20 years and also outfits Israeli Air Force jets and Israeli Navy submarines. The company is also participating in building the Ultra Stable Oscillator for the European Space Agency’s JUICE mission to Jupiter’s icy moons. AccuBeat is planning to expand over the following year by hiring more ultra-Orthodox employees.
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Weizmann scientists to send atomic clock to Jupiter
Israeli firm AccuBeat has developed an atomic clock that will be carried by the European Space Agency (ESA) as part of the JUICE mission to study Jupiter and its moons. The clock, approved for flight by the ESA, will measure radio waves to study the planets atmosphere and search for tides on its moons. The research is funded by Israels Ministry of Science and Technology. The JUICE mission is scheduled to launch in 2022 and reach Jupiter by 2030.
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Vectron International Partners With AccuBeat Ltd Providing Rubidium Based Solutions in North America
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| Sector | Aerospace, Defense & HLS |
Funding
| Total funding | $1.5M |
| Last funding | $1.5M |
| Stage | Mature |
| Rounds | 1 |
| Investors | 0 |
Team Members
3
Employees: 11-50
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.accubeat.com |
Locations
Ha-Marpe Street 5, Jerusalem, Israel
Photos & Videos
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AccuBeat Business
Business models
B2B, B2G
Product stage
Released
Employees
11-50
Sector
Aerospace, Defense & HLSDefense & HLS SolutionsC4ISpace TechCommunication & NavigationTarget Customer
Industrial ManufacturingDiscrete IndustriesAerospaceTransportation & LogisticsDefense, Safety & SecurityNational SecurityCivilMilitarySecurityHomeland SecurityCore Technology
Semiconductors & ElectronicsTags (15)
dual-usegpsdefensemilitarytelecommunicationastrospaceastronauticsquantum-computingaerospaceunmanned-aerial-systemsunmanned-aerial-vehicledronesspace-techoptronicshomeland-securityGeographic Markets
South AsiaEuropeIsraelNorth AmericaAccuBeat Financials
$1.5M
Total funding
—
Capital raised
$1.5M
Last funding
Mature
Funding stage
1
Total rounds
0
Investors
Non-Equity Funding
GrantEvent
Sep 2025
$1.5M
BIRD Foundation
AccuBeat Lifecycle
All Events
GrantEvent
Sep 2025
$1.5M
BIRD Foundation
AccuBeat News
5 articles
growth-positive
Israeli companies AccuBeat, Mentaily Innovations, Newton Tech, and Tuned will partner with U.S. counterparts on projects spanning quantum hardware, mental health, and rehabilitation, as part of the new grants approved by the foundation.
Israeli companies, including AccuBeat, Mentaily Innovations, Newton Tech, and Tuned, have partnered with U.S. counterparts on projects in quantum hardware, mental health, and rehabilitation. The Israel-U.S. Binational Industrial Research and Development (BIRD) Foundation has approved $5.5 million in grants to support these collaborations, which span innovations in hardware, medical devices, mental health, and rehabilitation. The projects will leverage private-sector funding, resulting in a combined investment of $14 million. The BIRD Foundation facilitates collaboration between U.S. and Israeli companies through conditional grants, covering activities from R&D to early sales and marketing stages. The grants were approved during the BIRD Foundations Board of Governors meeting on September 16, 2025.
PartnersInvestment
growth-positive
ESA's JUICE Mission: Israeli technology to head to Jupiter
The European Space Agencys (ESA) JUICE mission to Jupiter will include technology from Israeli firm AccuBeat. The company, one of only five worldwide that produce atomic clocks, has developed the USO instrument, a highly sensitive and accurate space oscillator. The mission, funded by the Israel Space Agency, will spend four years exploring Jupiters moons. AccuBeats technology will facilitate communications by accurately measuring time and distance in space. The mission will also include a study led by Weizmann Institute of Science Prof. Yorhai Kaspi, who will conduct gravitational measurements of Jupiter and its moons.
Partners
growth-positive
AccuBeat's clocks are powering a mission to Jupiter's icy moons | CTech
Jerusalem-based AccuBeat, a space tech company, is focused on building precise clocks for deep space missions and several defense applications. The companys atomic clocks are used for secure communication, communication intelligence, electronic intelligence use, radio navigation, and homeland security issues. AccuBeat has been supplying the U.S. Air Force with its atomic clocks for 20 years and also outfits Israeli Air Force jets and Israeli Navy submarines. The company is also participating in building the Ultra Stable Oscillator for the European Space Agency’s JUICE mission to Jupiter’s icy moons. AccuBeat is planning to expand over the following year by hiring more ultra-Orthodox employees.
CustomersExpand
growth-positive
Weizmann scientists to send atomic clock to Jupiter
Israeli firm AccuBeat has developed an atomic clock that will be carried by the European Space Agency (ESA) as part of the JUICE mission to study Jupiter and its moons. The clock, approved for flight by the ESA, will measure radio waves to study the planets atmosphere and search for tides on its moons. The research is funded by Israels Ministry of Science and Technology. The JUICE mission is scheduled to launch in 2022 and reach Jupiter by 2030.
PartnersInvestment
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Vectron International Partners With AccuBeat Ltd Providing Rubidium Based Solutions in North America
The article does not provide any relevant information or news about GlobeNewswire.
AccuBeat Team
Employee Info
| Employees (range) | 11-50 |
| Exact count | 35 |
| Team members | 3 |
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Admin Info
| Confidence | 90/100 |
| Missing | funding rounds, markets, not claimed |
| BI Verification | Natalia Golczar |
| Registrar ID | 511884538 |
| Crunchbase | accubeat |
| Phone | +97225868330 |
| Creator | Raz Zohar |
| Creator email | raz@platterz.ca |
| Last updater | Ayelet Levi Shinebox |
| Updater email | ayeletlevis@sncentral.org |
| Last update | 2024-05-13T00:00:00.000Z |
| Created | 2014-09-21T00:00:00.000Z |
| Claimed | Yes |