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Siraj Technologies is creating the next generation of Bedouin role models
The article discusses how Siraj Technologies, led by CEO Othman Alshekh, is working to provide access and opportunities in the high-tech industry for Israels Bedouin community. The company runs programs to raise awareness, mentor students, and host industry leaders to educate the community about high tech. Siraj Technologies focuses on industrial IoT and helps connect edge devices to the cloud. By hiring Bedouin engineers and creating role models, the company aims to integrate the Bedouin community into the startup nation. The article highlights the untapped potential of the Bedouin community and the efforts made by Siraj Technologies to bridge the gap.
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סימנס בוחנת שימוש בתוכנת סיראז' לייעול הייצור האלקטרוני - Techtime - חדשות אלקטרוניקה והייטק
Siemens DISW is testing the use of Sirajs artificial intelligence software to streamline electronic manufacturing. The software allows for the automatic collection, analysis, and organization of data from various machines and systems in the electronic production line. A proof of concept conducted by Valor showed that Sirajs Automatic Connectivity Generator could save up to 50% of the time and effort required to connect to data sources in the production line, with the potential to reach a rate of 90%. Siemens decided to adopt the system in its products following a series of tests conducted in recent months.
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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 over 260 startups in the sector. The benefits of I4 technology include more jobs, higher productivity, better oversight and quality, less pollution, and faster delivery. The Israeli government and industry organizations are supporting the growth of Industry 4.0 through the establishment of incubators, accelerators, and entrepreneurship programs. Investment in Israeli I4 startups has also increased, reaching $650 million in 2019. The article highlights various Israeli startups and their contributions to different subsectors of Industry 4.0, such as operations optimization, cybersecurity, sensing and imaging, and robotics.
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WeWork and Siraj Technologies: Advancing tech development in Bedouin society
The article discusses the efforts of Siraj, a company focused on promoting the participation of the Bedouin community in Israels hi-tech sector. Siraj aims to provide economic prosperity, partnership, and increased equality between the Bedouin community and Israeli society. WeWork has awarded Siraj with a Creator Award, providing funding and access to infrastructure. With this support, Siraj has been able to create a high-tech network within the Bedouin community, organize meetups, and receive additional grants for research and development. The article emphasizes the importance of inspiring young Bedouins to consider tech careers and providing them with role models and educational opportunities.
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Israeli Tech Veteran Giora Yaron Wants to Bring Israel's Bedouins Into the Tech Fold
General Electric is outsourcing jobs to a small team of Bedouin engineers as part of an initiative to promote Bedouins inclusion into the tech sector. Siraj technologies, a nonprofit organization founded by Israeli tech entrepreneur Giora Yaron, provides software development services primarily for General Electric Digital. The goal is to generate more tech job opportunities in the region and reinvest the profits in the education of the next generation of Bedouin techies. Bedouins, who are traditionally underrepresented in the local job market and tech sector, face barriers such as language and culture differences and lack of networks. General Electric is looking to double the team of Bedouin engineers. The initiative aims to provide educational opportunities and resources to teach tech-related subjects to Bedouin communities.
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