Three Israeli start-ups appear in Forbes 2021 list

• Author: GADI ZAIG
• Published date: 17 January 2021
• Date: 17 January 2021

One of the start-ups is Databand. Based in Tel Aviv, Databand provides platforms for machine learning development. They assist engineering teams to "scale production data infrastructure" reported by their website.

Another company included on the list, RideVision, was founded in 2018 by Uri Lavi and Lior Cohen. RideVision's purpose is to enhance motorcycle-safety by improving the strength of artificial intelligence and image-recognition technology, thus enhancing motorcyclists' awareness of their surroundings.

The third company, Augury, has the ability to determine machine health by combining real-time monitoring data from production machinery with AI and machine learning algorithms.

Augury's machine health solutions create a "real-time, prescriptive source of truth for the health and performance of industrial assets," according to the company's website. It also records machine data, from temperature to vibration to determine if any potential malfunctions exist...