CREATION-SPACE

Creation-Space recently hosted a brunch for representatives from global chambers of commerce Yael Idan, Shiri Fisher, Ortal Hazut, Einat Schreiber, Shirley Shahar, Daphna Brunshtein-Frucht, MA, Betina Reyna At the event, we explored deep space, shared our vision of Driving Humanity Towards Sustainable Expansion to Space, and celebrated the success of our accelerator’s first cohort in Mitzpe Ramon. Our accelerator helps early-stage startups develop dual-use technologies for both Earth and space. We’re excited to expand this initiative globally and are grateful to have key leaders driving international business for the startup nation partnering with us to broaden our global reach.

After the success of our program in Israel, we're thrilled to be expanding globally, starting with Denmark! 🇩🇰

🏆 We’re thrilled to announce that Inhayle has won the NIS 100K Scientific Grant at the EXPAND Accelerator Demo Day hosted by Creation-Space and Tech7 Venture Studio! Overlooking the stunning Makhtesh Ramon, some of the biggest names in the space industry gathered to witness this proud moment for the five startups that have been tirelessly pushing the boundaries of space technology, aiming to enhance life on Earth and eventually support NASA’s Artemis missions. Inhayle, OASIX Energy, Tedence - Frequency Medicine, Omnidrill and NOVAlert IVS Ltd. A big thank you to everyone who joined both in person and online, as well as to the industry leaders, mentors, and participants who made the program invaluable throughout! #SpaceTech #NASAArtemis #CreationSpace

One of our key missions at Creation-Space is to transform Mitzpe Ramon into a leading innovation hub for companies pushing the boundaries in extreme environments—both on Earth and in space. We’ve secured the right partnerships, funding, and bureaucratic support to make this a reality. Now, we just need to ensure it's done right! We’ve created a survey for technology companies to tell us what their ideal environment for innovation looks like. Please help us by sharing this survey. https://wkf.ms/4easXTN Let's make Mitzpe Ramon the ultimate destination for innovation! Jewish National Fund - USA Merage Foundation Israel מנהלת הצמיחה | The National Program for Economic Growth

What innovations are still needed to establish a sustainable human presence beyond Earth? This summer, NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD) released the Civil Space Shortfall Ranking, a report identifying the critical technologies that require further development to support future space exploration. (Link to the report in comments) Here are the top 5 areas: ❄ Thermal Management Systems – Surviving and operating through the lunar night. 🔋 Power Systems – High-power energy generation for the Moon and Mars. 🖥 Avionics – High-performance onboard computing for complex operations. 📍 Communication and Navigation – Position, navigation, and timing for in-orbit and surface applications. 🏗 Autonomous Systems and Robotics – Robotic actuation and system architectures for long-duration, extreme environment operations. Next week, our first accelerator program, in partnership with Tech7 Venture Studio, will celebrate Demo Day! Five startups will present their cutting-edge innovations designed to advance humanity's future both on Earth and in space. Tedence - Frequency Medicine OASIX Energy Inhayle NOVAlert IVS Ltd. Omnidrill

We’re excited to introduce one of our mentors and board members Meet Karin Marton-Hilleli Karin is business development senior consultant at Deloitte Catalyst, the startups practice of Deloitte, covering the Enterprise Software & AI domains. In her role, she helps Israeli startups navigate Deloitte’s offerings and subject matter experts, connects them with key ecosystem players, and keeps up with ES & AI trends. Her understanding of market dynamics and strategic insights makes her invaluable to the EXPAND accelerator program. Karin provides our startups with essential guidance and support in technology and networking. As an EXPAND mentor, Karin's passion and commitment have become a central pillar of our program’s success. We’re thrilled to have her on board – join us in celebrating Karin!

Deep Space economy, prepare for impact - the Start-Up Nation is launching! 🚀 Tech7 Venture Studio Jewish National Fund - USA Israel Space Agency

Know anyone working on Preventing Decompression Sickness? OR Assessing Venous Blood Flow Changes? They may qualify for the Human Research Program at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration seeking solutions addressing complex challenges related to Moon and Mars exploration. We're here to offer guidance and support in the submission process.

Car crashes due to driver fatigue have long been a serious challenge. According to the most optimistic predictions, complete autonomous driving and aviation technology is still at least ten years away. In the meantime, we still have to drive ourselves. Meet NOVAlert IVS Ltd. Developing an advanced sensor embedded in the driver’s and pilot’s seat that continuously monitors vital signs to detect fatigue and.. ALERT. NOVAlert's solution overcomes the shortcomings of today’s common camera-based fatigue detection systems, which rely on facial scanning and come with privacy concerns, low lighting limitations, and miss many earlier physiological vital signs. 🪐 🌒 🚀 In space, this technology will ensure continuous health monitoring of astronauts during prolonged missions outside of enclosed environments. This is crucial during multi-hour tasks like exterior maintenance and scientific sample collection, where early indications of fatigue or system failure are vital. About the Founder, Dan Atlas Dan Atlas is a veteran biomedical and electronics engineering specialist with over half a century of experience in aerospace, military, and medical electronics. He founded ATLASense Biomed Ltd. a successful product for the early prediction and prevention of deterioration and life-threatening events, and winner of the 2020 Henry Ford Health System global monitoring competition. Prior to his entrepreneurial journey, Dan worked on notable projects such as Apollo 8 in 1968 with Astronautics Corporation of America and managed the Geophysical Institute of Israel (GII) project at the Weizmann Institute. Dan's participation in our program is humbling and provides everyone in the program with the opportunity to learn from his wisdom and rich experience.

A strong ecosystem for the space industry is essential and will be key to the significant milestones we aim to achieve.