Winning the Israel Innovation Authority’s bid to establish HMI incubator

OpImpact and partners have been selected by the Israel Innovation Authority to establish Augmenta, a newly created Human–Machine Interaction (#HMI) venture studio and one of two new deep-tech incubators.

OpImpact will join forces with aMoon Fund, Elbit Systems, Tel Aviv Medical Center (Ichilov), Clalit Health Services,and BIRAD – Research & Development Company Ltd. (Bar-Ilan University).

Together, we will identify unique technologies and build new companies at the intersection of human-machine interfaces, healthcare, neurotechnology, robotics and dual-use, connecting in-depth research with real-world civilian and defense applications.

For OpImpact, this is exactly the kind of ecosystem we believe can turn deep technological innovation into globally impactful companies.

We are grateful to the Israel Innovation Authority for its confidence in the vision, and to our partner organisations whose collaboration made this possible.

Read the full announcement here.