FINDing a More Accurate Needle
BGU is commercializing the FIND robotic needle, which uses ultrasound and robotics for guided vascular access.First Israeli Academic Research Nanosatellite Launched
BGUSAT is about the size of a milk carton and weighs only 11 lbs.Inno-Negev Showcases Latest Innovations
Demo Day featured presentations of technological innovations developed by nine BGU teams (includes video).New App Exposes Forgeries
Technology developed by a BGU grad student can authenticate signatures with 95 percent accuracy.An Innovative Way to Diagnose Sleep Apnea
BGU researchers have developed a speech and breathing sound analysis system that can work on a smartphone.BGU Collaborates With ImageSat
The ultraspectral imaging system will have vast flight- and space-based remote sensing applications.How Smartphones Could Prevent Drunk Driving
New technology from BGU researchers turns smart devices into digital breathalyzers.Humans May Falter in Self-Driving Cars
A new study shows the handoff of control from car to driver could present too large of a learning curve.High-Tech Blooms in the Desert
The rapid growth of Beer-Sheva’s tech ecosystem is moving Israel’s capital of knowledge to the Negev.back to previous page