Selentiq, a startup from InnoVet’s second cohort founded by Ohad Rabinovich, is building a “navigation brain” that keeps platforms on course when GPS is jammed or unavailable, fusing multiple sensors into resilient positioning.
The company exhibited at NexTech Warsaw 2026, presenting its approach to one of the defining challenges in modern defense operations. Read more.
Law firm Shibolet & Co. joined InnoVet as a program partner, providing legal support to the studio’s founders as they incorporate, raise capital, and sign their first commercial agreements. Read more.
InnoVet launched its second cohort, welcoming a new class of veteran and reservist founders into the venture studio.
The cohort begins with the Ideation Phase, followed by an accelerator bootcamp, Demo Day, and a business development roadshow running through August 2026. Read more.
BG (res.) Eytan Eshel, Chief Technology Officer of Israel Aerospace Industries, endorsed InnoVet as a strategic pillar for building Israel’s technological capabilities as the program’s second cohort got underway.
The backing from IAI’s technology leadership underscores the studio’s role in channeling veteran talent into the national deep-tech ecosystem. Read more.
Pulsight, a startup from InnoVet’s first cohort, secured venture investment from State of Mind Ventures following the Israel Innovation Authority Demo Day.
Pulsight builds fast, simple sensors designed to help save lives. The investment marks InnoVet’s first portfolio funding milestone, validating the studio’s model of turning operational military experience into venture-backed deep-tech companies. Read more.
InnoVet’s first cohort reached its milestone moment as founders presented their ventures to investors, industry partners, and program stakeholders at Demo Day.
After months of ideation, acceleration, and business development, the veteran and reservist founders pitched startups built on real operational experience, spanning defense, industry, and deep tech. The event marked the transition from program to market, opening doors to investment conversations and strategic partnerships. Read more.
InnoVet, a venture studio from Starburst, helps IDF veterans and reservists turn operational experience into deep-tech startups across defense, industry, and AI.
Built in partnership with Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), Israel Natural Gas Lines (INGL), the Israel Innovation Authority, and the Ministry of Defense, the program provides hands-on training, mentorship, and business development tools to help participants move from the battlefield to the startup world.