IAI Innosphere

IAI Innosphere Overview

IAI Innovation Center, in collaboration with Starburst Accelerator, runs an accelerator program, speeding up the development of advanced technologies-based ventures. The accelerator focuses on pre-seed startups that are developing innovative technological solutions in a wide range of disciplines including machine learning, quantum computing, radar, sensing, robotics, big data, computer vision, smart cockpits, propulsion, drones, cyber, 3D printing, novel energy sources, health and Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS), IoT, and more. The startups admitted to the program will benefit from knowledge sharing with IAIs technological experts and access to a range of R&D infrastructures such as its computing centers, wind tunnels, radar experimentation facility and others, as well as technological support, and a business-oriented enrichment program. IAI will also acquaint the participating startups with its extensive marketing activities and global customers. The goal of the accelerator program is to co-create a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that can be integrated into the large companys systems.

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Aug 3, 2025 · www.calcalistech.com

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New defense tech venture G2 emerges with high-profile founders, quiet controversy | CTech

G2, a defense startup co-founded by Amir Geva, Executive Vice President of North American Affairs at Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), is in the process of raising capital. Despite Gevas senior role at IAI, he has been listed as a founder and president of G2, raising conflict of interest concerns. G2, which is developing an AI-based platform for defense and homeland security, raised $6 million in Seed funding in April and plans to launch a new fundraising round in September to expand operations in the U.S. and Europe. The startup aims to tap into the growing U.S. and European markets for homeland security and critical infrastructure, driven by increased defense spending in response to geopolitical tensions.

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Jul 23, 2025 · www.calcalistech.com

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IAI urges local production of refueling jets, while Boeing’s big contract locks up U.S. funding.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is advocating for local production of aerial refueling jets, challenging Boeings existing contract with the Israeli Air Force. IAI aims to convert Boeing 767s for refueling, emphasizing the importance of maintaining Israels independent strategic capabilities. The Air Force, however, is inclined to purchase additional KC-46 tankers from Boeing, funded by U.S. defense aid. IAIs proposal could be more cost-effective but would require funding from Israels defense budget. The situation tests the Defense Ministrys commitment to local procurement policies. IAIs recent achievements include the launch of the Dror-1 satellite, highlighting its capabilities in aerospace technology.

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Jul 17, 2025 · www.calcalistech.com

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IAI ramps up production to strengthen missile shield against Iran.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has secured a significant order from the Defense Ministry for Arrow 3 missiles, designed to intercept ballistic missiles. This procurement is part of a larger defense strategy amid tensions with Iran and follows a previous large order placed last year. The Arrow 3 missiles have been crucial in Israels defense, successfully intercepting 86% of ballistic missiles during a recent conflict with Iran. The deal underscores the need for increased production capacity and advanced technologies, as highlighted by IAI CEO Boaz Levy and DDR&D head Daniel Gold. Additionally, IAI is fast-tracking the development of the Arrow 4 missile to counter future threats.

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Jul 14, 2025 · www.calcalistech.com

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Nine years after the Amos 6 explosion, IAI’s Dror 1 carries the weight of lost deals, political bargaining, and a quest for technological self-reliance.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) successfully launched the Dror 1 communications satellite, marking a significant milestone after the Amos 6 explosion nine years ago. The launch, facilitated by SpaceXs Falcon 9 rocket, represents a major step in Israels quest for technological self-reliance and independence in communications. Dror 1, built entirely with local production, is the most advanced satellite developed by IAI and will provide secure communications for government bodies. The Israeli government plans to support the launch of a new Dror-series satellite every five years, ensuring redundancy and resilience in this critical area. This development is seen as a strategic need, although discussions about future satellites have yet to occur.

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Mar 13, 2025 · www.calcalistech.com

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Defense giant's net profit jumps 55% as war in Israel and global rearmament drive new orders.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) achieved record sales in 2024, with a 14% increase in revenue to $6.1 billion and a 55% rise in net profit to $493 million. The growth was driven by high demand for weapons systems from the Israel Defense Forces and international markets, influenced by global military rearmament. IAIs order backlog reached $25 billion, including a significant contract with Israels Ministry of Defense for Arrow 3 interceptors and a $2 billion deal with an undisclosed foreign customer. The company also secured a historic arms deal with Germany for Arrow 3 systems. Despite the financial success, a leadership power struggle emerged, with Gabi Seroussi elected as chairman, while Gilad Erdan froze his candidacy, criticizing the selection process.

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Derech Menachem Begin 144, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, 6492102, Israel

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