i4Valley News
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VentureHack Haifa! 2024
The article reflects on the successful conclusion of VentureHack Haifa, an event organized by i4Valley that celebrated innovation and collaboration. The event brought together startups, mentors, and judges, all contributing to a vibrant atmosphere of creativity and determination. Startups showcased groundbreaking ideas focused on sustainability, while mentors provided invaluable guidance. Judges ensured a fair evaluation process, recognizing and rewarding innovation. The event highlighted the potential of startups to reshape industries and create a positive impact on the planet. The article emphasizes the importance of dreaming big and acting courageously in the pursuit of sustainable innovation, encouraging participants to continue making strides towards a greener future.
כנס הקליימט-טק הענק של i4Valley: מי כוכב "הכרישים" שהגיע?
i4Valley, a startup incubator in Carmiel, celebrated its third anniversary at the Climate-Tech conference held at Braude College of Engineering. The event highlighted the role of sustainable manufacturing technologies in reducing environmental impact. i4Valley focuses on early-stage startups developing innovative solutions for sustainable production, such as Capsule Minimal and KIINNS. The conference emphasized the importance of government investment in climate-tech, with 900 startups in Israel currently working in this field. The event also discussed the global recycling industry and the need for circular economy practices. i4Valley is committed to investing in technologies that benefit the environment and improve human life.
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שומרת על כדור הארץ: I4Valley מציינת שלוש שנים להיווסדה בכנס פסגה
i4Valley, an investment firm focusing on early-stage startups, is celebrating its third anniversary with a conference at the Braude Academic College of Engineering in Karmiel on June 21, 2023. The company invests in sustainable technologies that aim to reduce energy and material usage, carbon emissions, and environmental pollution. The event will feature industry leaders, government representatives, and academics discussing new technologies, trends, and investments in uncertain times. i4Valley CEO Sivan Yahieli emphasizes the companys mission to support Israeli entrepreneurs from idea conception to implementation, aiming to create products that are environmentally friendly and efficient. The company relies on partnerships with experienced industry players and a broad ecosystem to help startups realize their potential quickly.
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"הכסף החכם צריך ללכת להייטק לתעשייה"
i4Valley, a smart industry incubator in Carmiel, celebrated its second anniversary by hosting an event that brought together entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders to discuss the future of smart investments in the tech industry. The event emphasized the importance of directing smart money towards high-tech and industry 4.0, which focuses on efficiency, productivity, and innovation. Key figures from various sectors participated, including leaders from Klil Windows, Trellidor, and Wipros aerospace division. The discussions highlighted the challenges and opportunities in the current global economic climate, such as inflation, supply chain disruptions, and the impact of geopolitical events. The event underscored the potential of technology to address these challenges and drive sustainable growth.
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The central event of i4Valley and the Institute for Advanced Manufacturing in Carmiel revealed a series of promising startups in the field of high-tech for industry. The event was attended by entrepreneurs and high-tech people, alongside the partners in the incubator, including Zuri Dubosh, Chairman and controlling owner of Klil Designer Windows, Henry Zimmerman, owner of Trelidor, Eran Mendelbaum from Keter, and Prof. Arie Marshak, President of Ort Braude and more. The companies that presented at the event are BIZWATCH, ENGINI, CLOUDYO, BRIEFERY, INSIGHTING, AQUALITAS, KIINNS.
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"מהפכה יצרנית": החממה הטכנולוגית שרוצה להפוך את הצפון לסיליקון ואלי הישראלי
i4Valley, a startup incubator based in Carmiel, Israel, is aiming to connect the countrys tech innovations with traditional industry. The initiative, referred to as Industry 4.0, is estimated to add around $25 billion to Israels economy over the next five years. The incubator, which began operating last year during the height of the pandemic, is the first and only one of its kind in Israel. It serves as the countrys first investment center for Industry 4.0. The incubator has already promoted eight companies in its first year and has invested in three others.
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An inside look at Israel’s incubator ecosystem
The article discusses the role of incubators in Israel, particularly focusing on Sanara Ventures, a state-sponsored incubator program. These incubators provide early-stage investment and support to startups, especially in Medtech and digital health services. The Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) plays a significant role by providing substantial funding to these incubators. The article highlights the geographical spread of incubators beyond traditional tech hubs, aiming to create new innovation centers. It also touches on the social agendas of some incubators, such as promoting Jewish-Arab collaboration. The overall impact of these incubators is seen as positive, fostering innovation and economic growth in Israel.
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חממת i4valley חגגה שנה להיווסדה -
i4Valley, Israels first and only incubator for entrepreneurs focused on the Fourth Industrial Revolution (i4.0), celebrated its first anniversary. The incubator, located in Carmiel, aims to develop the high-tech industry in Galilee and Israel. It serves as the first technological investment center of its kind in Israel, in the field of 4.0. The Israeli government has recognized the enormous economic potential of Industry 4.0, which is expected to add $25 billion to the state treasury in the next five years. Four startups have joined the incubator so far.
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חממת i4Valley תתמוך בחברות מהגליל בתחום תעשייה 4.0 - Techtime - חדשות אלקטרוניקה והייטק
i4Valley, an incubator for Industry 4.0 startups, has begun operations and is expected to move to a permanent facility in the center of Carmiel, Israel. The incubator was established in July 2020 and aims to support up to 8 companies in the field of Industry 4.0. It has already evaluated over 50 companies, with four companies currently in the process of joining the incubator. Selected companies will receive a funding boost of up to 2 million shekels per year for two years, as well as access to the incubators business and technological connections. The incubator is managed by a team of experienced professionals in the hi-tech industry.
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Israeli startups are greasing the wheels of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Israel Industry 4.0 is experiencing growth and innovation in the manufacturing sector. The country ranks third in I4 venture investments and second in early-stage investments. Israeli I4-related startups have increased by nearly 70% since 2014, with a significant rise in the number of investors. The benefits of I4 technology include more jobs, higher productivity, better oversight and quality, less pollution, and faster delivery. The Israeli I4 landscape is divided into nine categories, including operations optimization, cybersecurity, sensing and imaging, and robotics. Investment in Israeli I4 startups has increased from $413 million in 2018 to $650 million in 2019. The country has also established incubators and accelerators to support I4 innovation. Israel Industry 4.0 Week aims to showcase Israels strength in the I4 sector and attract investors and multinational companies.
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Israel To Set Up 3 Tech Incubators In Periphery Towns
The Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) has announced the establishment of three high-tech incubators in periphery towns in Israel. The incubators will be located in Karmiel, Rahat, and Yeruham, and will support the establishment of 130 startups over five years. Each startup will receive a budget of up to NIS 1 million. The incubators will provide investment support, mentors, strategic partners, and access to facilities and programs. The establishment of these incubators is expected to generate significant economic value in the local ecosystem and attract investments and human capital. The IIA aims to increase the number of high-tech companies opening R&D operations in the periphery and create high-yield jobs. Franchise holders I 4 Valley, Innegev, and CanNegev have been selected to operate the incubators.
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