The Israeli Life Science sector leads in innovation and multidisciplinary abilities, merging Biopharma, Medical Technologies, Digital Health and Healthcare into a single bio-convergent ecosystem. It continues to evolve and attract new companies and investments and holds promise for a transformative impact on healthcare practices with high economic value.

Israel develops state-of-the-art technologies for critical infrastructure protection, border control and public safety. A diversified HLS industry of leading players offers unique capabilities in biometrics and face recognition, video surveillance and analysis, intelligence gathering, special units training, vehicle protection, tracking and motion control, control rooms, speech recognition, remote sensors, IT security and anti-fraud.

Israel is at the forefront of Fintech innovation, introducing distinctive payments, trading and cryptocurrency systems for financial institutions, service providers and individuals. Financial innovations integrate valuable security, big-data analytics, and artificial intelligence abilities to produce global-geared fintech solutions.

Israel's diverse Cleantech sector is helping to resolve some of 21st century’s biggest global challenges, driving change in energy economy and environmental ecosystems through water management, agricultural technology, energy efficiency and waste and recycling innovations.

The food industry is undergoing significant change with growing world population, food-related diseases, and public awareness of the environment. The Israeli FoodTech ecosystem is innovating food and farm products, improving farming productivity and quality, and tackling distribution challenges through disruptive management software, robotics, and business models based on digital innovation and big data.

Israeli tech companies are using innovation to contribute to the global mobility revolution, developing advanced logistics public transport solutions, smart cars and disruptive transportation and connectivity applications and models designed to increase accessibility, efficiency, convenience, profitability, and safety in public and private transportation throughout the world. 

Technology is shaping the future of urban intelligence, helping cities function better and smarter. Innovative solutions are being developed in Israel to address energy, transportation, air, water, agriculture, waste, commerce, communication, public safety and other needs.

Israel is second only to the US as a leading exporter of cyber technology, with nearly 29% of the world's cyber investments. 430 cyber firms are active in Israel, mostly in fraud detection & prevention, critical infrastructure, automotive and data protection.

This sector is rapidly growing, with entrepreneurs coming directly from IDF cyber units.  

Construction technology enhances planning and design, improves onsite safety, inspection and monitoring, and advances materials, building and project management methods. Major growth is seen in the Israeli ConTech sector, as both investors and companies understand the need and opportunity.