Israeli Innovation Authority and Space Agency Launch Space Access Program
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
The Israel Innovation Authority and the Israel Space Agency have launched the "Access to Space" program to subsidize the launch of Israeli technologies. The initiative will cover 35% of launch costs and offer professional guidance for companies testing innovations in space. The program aims to open new markets for technologies in medicine, energy, communication, and cyber.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel Innovation Authority and Space Agency launch "Access to Space" program.
- Program subsidizes 35% of launch costs for Israeli technologies.
- Initiative allows testing of innovations under real space conditions.
- Guidance provided to startups, academic groups, and defense companies.
- Aims to create new markets for medicine, energy, communication, and cyber tech.
The Israel Innovation Authority and the Israel Space Agency have launched a new "Access to Space" program designed to subsidize the launch of Israeli technologies into space. The initiative aims to allow Israeli companies to test their innovations under real space conditions, with the program covering 35% of launch costs and providing professional guidance.
The program is open to startups, academic research groups, and development units within large defense companies. The goal is to create a new market for technologies developed in fields such as medicine, energy, communication, and cyber, enabling them to be tested and potentially applied in space.