Technology

Israeli researchers have developed an AI model that predicts blood sugar levels years in advance, potentially changing diabetes care forever.

Diabetes is common, but with the right care and management, you can live a full and healthy life. A practical guide for managing diabetes and improving quality of life.

Explore how nighttime tech use disrupts sleep quality and learn strategies to enhance your sleep in the digital age.

After witnessing a drowning incident at the Dead Sea where lifeguards were unable to save the victim, Adam Bismuth understood the urgent need for a technological solution to prevent drownings. Years of development led him to introduce an innovative and ingenious software designed to prevent drownings and save lives.

Research highlights the benefits of nature on children's learning and mental health. A popular author suggests nature as a remedy for attention issues. Is he onto something?

A fisherman invented a clever device that simulates a mild earthquake, luring fish into his net with ease.

Have you ever seen such a sophisticated machine made out of... bamboo?

Want to draw like a pro? You can purchase this charming product at Hidabroot Shops.

For those with hearing impairments, the noise at family gatherings can lead to frustration and discomfort. What can be done?

Struggling to fall asleep? Your nighttime phone habits might be to blame.

On this day, 65 years ago, Israel saw the launch of its first computer – WEIZAC. Only six years later, another computer joined it.

Today marks 30 years since the launch of Israel's first Ofek satellite.

Today, 59 years ago on the 21st of Sivan, Israel's first nuclear reactor, known as 'Soreq Nuclear Research Center', began operations.

Several such responses have reached us, from people who genuinely feel that full Shabbat observance would make them miserable. Could it be that Hashem, who called Shabbat a 'good gift,' intended to jeopardize our mental health?

Creating plastic hands for children lacking limbs, making toys for visually impaired kids, and even printing models of the Tabernacle. Yehuda Dwolatzki, an expert in the field, shares the wonders of 3D printing.

A comprehensive look at the digital application of ancient laws concerning the treatment of sacred text

A computerized implant, inserted into a young paralyzed man's brain, allowed him to move his muscles. With the chip, the young man managed to open and close his hands, lift a credit card and "swipe" it, and even hold a toothbrush.

Modern technology presents numerous challenges for Shabbat observance—challenges that we may not even be aware of. The 'Shabbat Guard' organization aims to raise awareness and offer solutions that meet halachic requirements.

The future is now: A new development in the form of a tiny glass - the work of scientists from the University of Michigan - is poised to be the 'next big thing' in energy supply.

Meet Saya, the latest sensation capturing Japan's attention. But unlike others who graced the screens, this schoolgirl hides a captivating secret behind her innocent appearance.