To help government regulation adapt to the rapidly changing technology, the World Economic Forum founded a network of Centers for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR).
This network aims to create and to share knowledge, experience and best practices related to innovative technologies’ regulation by establishing collaborations between governments, leading corporations, private sector, and experts from around the world.
In January 2019, as part of Government Resolution No. 4481, it was decided that the State of Israel would join the C4IR. Accordingly, in August 2019, the Innovation Authority established the Israeli Center for Regulation of Innovative Technologies that serves as an Affiliate Center in the C4IR network.
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The world is in the midst of the fourth industrial revolution – a period during which technological breakthroughs and industrial disruptive technologies are blurring geographical borders and challenging existing regulatory frameworks. Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and...
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Applied Research in Academia
This program incentivizes applied research with innovative technological feasibility originating in academia that is advanced to the stage at which an Israeli industrial company will adopt it to develop a commercial product.
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First Air Taxi Test Conducted in Israel
As part of the Israel National Drone Initiative (INDI), demonstrations of flights with innovative aircrafts were held for the first time in Israel...
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2022-2023 Human Capital Report
Israel Innovation Authority and SNPI Policy Institute publish the 2022-2023 Human Capital Report update for the high-tech sector:
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There is a risk of Israeli hi-tech splitting away from global trends
Position Paper Presented by the Israel Innovation Authority to Ofir Akunis, Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology
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