Palestinian inventors won six medals at the 2026 Silicon Valley International Invention Festival (SVIIF), including one gold, three silver and two bronze awards across the participating projects.
Among the winners was Nuralix, a startup and Flow Accelerator alumnus that received a silver medal for its work in proactive digital health. According to the announcement, Nuralix joined Flow at the ideation stage and progressed through several venture development phases before reaching pre-acceleration.
The startup is developing a digital health twin that combines vital signs, medications, daily habits and genetic information in a continuously updated model of an individual’s health. The solution is designed to learn each person’s normal patterns, help families coordinate care and identify significant health changes early.
The award highlights the progress of Nuralix and the wider Palestinian innovation community on an international platform.
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