Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in June 2008, MicroSpark operates with 1–10 employees. The company has received funding across two rounds from The Trendlines Group and Office of the Chief Scientist. A key milestone includes securing a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority, highlighting its engagement with government-backed innovation initiatives.
Business overview
MicroSpark develops an acoustic detector for explosives, utilizing advanced acoustic technology to identify explosive materials regardless of their chemical composition. The company conducts R&D in accordance with the requirements of the Israeli government's homeland security sector, serving the defense, safety, and security markets. It operates within the Aerospace, Defense & HLS sector, focusing on security and surveillance integration, with a core technology in sensing and acoustics.
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- What is MicroSpark's core technology?
- MicroSpark has developed an acoustic detector for explosives that does not rely on a database of known explosive substances. This technology uses acoustic principles to detect any explosive material, regardless of its chemical makeup.
- Which sectors does MicroSpark primarily serve?
- MicroSpark primarily serves the homeland security sector, conducting R&D according to the requirements and guidance of the Israeli government. Its technology is relevant for applications in aerospace, defense, and general security.
- Has MicroSpark received any government support or grants?
- Yes, MicroSpark received a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority in the Israeli Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Labor. The company also operates in one of the Ministry's technology incubators.
- What is MicroSpark's current product stage?
- MicroSpark's product is currently in the Beta stage, as of its last update in January 2019.
- Who is a disclosed investor in MicroSpark?
- MicroSpark has received funding from The Trendlines Group.