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Another Year Of Israeli Innovation. Here's Our Top 10 Of 2022
Israels hi-tech sector, known as Startup Nation, experienced a significant drop in investment and job loss in 2022. The sector, which accounts for over 40% of the countrys total exports, saw a decrease in employment from 30,000 to 23,500. Startups raised $13.9 billion in 2022, a decrease of over 45% from the previous years record of $25.8 billion. The value of acquisitions and IPOs also plunged 80% from $82.5 billion in 2021 to $16.9 billion in 2022. Despite the challenges, the sector looks forward to a change in fortunes in 2023.
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Now You See It... Miracle De-Printer Wipes The Words Off A Page
Reep Technologies, an Israeli company, has developed a de-printer that uses laser technology to remove ink from paper, allowing it to be reused. The technology, developed by Barak Yekutiely and his partner Margalit Yekutiely, can handle any paper, ink, and printer, and allows a sheet to be printed and de-printed up to 10 times. The company is now preparing to roll out the technology globally, with offices as their first target. Customers will pay to use the de-printers as a service with a supply of reusable paper, rather than buying them outright.
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This 'Deprinter' strips ink from printed paper so it can be reused
Reep Technologies, an Israeli company, has developed a technology that can remove ink from paper, allowing it to be reused. This innovation is seen as a step towards environmental sustainability, reducing the need for new paper production and waste. The article does not mention any specific customers or partners involved with Reep Technologies, nor does it provide details on the companys valuation, investment, or acquisition amounts.
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Celebrating new ways of reducing CO2 - the art of cutting carbon
Reep Technologies, an Israeli company, has developed a device that removes ink from printed paper, allowing each sheet to be reused up to ten times. The de-printer uses specially coated paper and a powerful laser to vaporise the ink, reducing the demand for office paper and subsequently the CO2 emissions from the paper and pulp industry. The innovation is part of a wider push for technologies that can help reduce CO2 emissions in various industries, including steel, cement, plastic, and aluminium manufacturing.
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'De-printing' tech featured in BBC documentary
Israeli tech developer Reep Technologies has developed a circular printing system that erases printed matter so that paper can be reused. The technology requires a special coating on the paper and uses green lasers to remove the ink. The system can be used up to 10 times on the same sheet of paper. The company claims it is the first de-printing technology to receive a 100% score on deinking association Ingede’s industry-standard deinking test. The technology reduces carbon emissions and resource consumption by over 90%. The company is looking for organisations committed to sustainability to join its pilot programme.
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