The China-based World Economic Forum included six Israeli companies in its list of 100 Technology Pioneers for 2023. 

This year’s winners, all companies less than 10 years old, were selected by judges who found them to be:

• Truly innovative in bringing to market technology with an effective business model.
• Having the potential to make substantial long-term impacts on society and the planet.
• Led by visionaries with the ability to drive the company to success and be able to contribute time and expertise to the WEF.
• Privately held and independent, with a solid amount of funding early in their startup phase. 
• The Israeli companies on the list are:
• AIVF, a reproductive technology company whose proprietary AI software helps fertility clinics optimize IVF (in vitro fertilization) processes and outcomes.
• Aporia Technologies, whose tools for monitoring, visualizing and deriving analytics from production models empowers data science and machine learning teams to enhance their models and validate their business impact. 
• Electriq Global, whose proprietary powder enables hydrogen storage, transportation and last-mile delivery in ambient and non-pressurized conditions.
• OX Appsec Security, which provides development, security and operations (DevSecOps) teams with automation, visibility and risk insights for every step of the software development life cycle.
• Tastewise Technologies, a platform where the world’s largest food and beverage brands find consumer data critical to innovation and resilience in the industry.
• Wilco, which facilitates hands-on learning for software engineers by simulating a real workplace with real challenges.