Sport is tradition and some traditions are open to modern interpretations. Professional sports are extending their global reach and engaging with fans in every part of the world, and more and more people participate in a variety of amateur sports activities. More than ever, sports are connecting different people from around the world in a way that nothing else is capable of. There are increasingly more stakeholders in the sports industry driving this growth and creating a broad ecosystem: from the federations, leagues, teams, and clubs, through the media and various sponsors and partners to apparel and electronics manufacturers.https://israeltrade.org.au/2021/06/25/the-sportech-nation/

Israel has tested the concept to intercept and destroy airborne threats in the air. This offers a strategic change in the air defence capabilities of Israel. The test series was conducted under the leadership of the Directorate of Defense R&D in the Israel Ministry of Defense and, according to Defense Minister Benny Gantz, the development is significant in terms of ‘cost-effectiveness and defence capabilities’. “The laser system will add a new layer of protection at greater ranges and in facing a variety of threats – securing the State of Israel while saving the costs of interception,” Minister Gantz said.https://israeltrade.org.au/2021/06/24/israel-mod-completes-first-hpl-ws-interception-tests/

Passwords are becoming more complicated by the day. Some are required to be at least 13 characters long and include special characters and digits, which makes them easier to forget or lose track of. Transmit Security's BindID SaaS can be implemented from banks to eCommerce retailers eliminating the need for remembering traditional passwords - replacing them with biometric authenticators such as your fingerprints or face. Already mainstream with your mobile phone, incorporating biometrics, with emails and login to the website, you won't ever need to remember your special combination, that can be hacked.Read the full Bloomberg article:  

Ankle bracelets need no more be kept solely for inmates after jail time. Phone tracking is not compulsory in Australia and many have not opted into the Australian app. Simply put, Australia, utilising State-based approaches to monitor infected Australians and returned travellers, cannot cope with monitoring where the Covid infections are and if they are contained. Melbourne is case-in-point. So what idea has Israel come up with that Australia can utilise? SuperCom's tracker is the best idea out there that can ensure people are where they're meant to be without any ambiguity or cheating of the system. Read on: https://israeltrade.org.au/2021/06/15/coronavirus-electronic-bracelet-quarantine-pilot-ends-successfully/

IXDen’s novel software secures Industrial IoT sensors and data. Sensors monitoring physical parameters such as pressure, voltage, temperature, etc., are an increasingly important part of the evolving smart infrastructure. The sensors themselves, however, are a cybersecurity weak link, easy to infiltrate. IXDen uses artificial intelligence to create a multi-factor “biometric-style” profile for each sensor enabling rapid detection of intrusions, and predictions and recognition of sensor failure. This Israeli company with big ideas, strong networks of investors, and solid RnD is seeking capital with the world-renowned OurCrowd. A perfect idea to jump on board in this globalised cyber time. Link: https://www.ourcrowd.com/myportfolio/opportunities/ixden

NASA Harvest (NASA’s Food Security and Agriculture program area) and the Israeli company CropX, a global leader in soil analytics for agriculture, today announced a strategic partnership that will give NASA Harvest unprecedented soil insights for its global agricultural monitoring efforts. Supporting a more sustainable food ecosystem, together NASA Harvest and CropX will provide farmers and industry experts with the data and information they need to improve farming sustainability by conserving resources and improving crop yields.https://israeltrade.org.au/2021/05/21/nasa-harvest-and-cropx-partner-to-support-sustainable-agriculture/