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SolCold

Nanotechnology coating providing active cooling using solar radiation

Israel

11-50

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Pillar Analysis

Presence

Digital footprint, brand visibility, and online reach across channels

Business

Revenue signals, funding status, partnerships, and market traction

Innovation

R&D activity, patents, product launches, and technology adoption

Pulse

Recent momentum — hiring trends, news mentions, and social engagement

Capacity

Team strength, leadership depth, and organizational scale

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Vector

SolCold is advancing passive solar-powered cooling coatings to combat urban heat islands and reduce emissions, targeting applications in buildings, vehicles, and textiles while gaining international recognition through startup competitions.

Efficiency Ratio

High innovation output from grant funding and awards with limited visible scaling in team or revenue signals indicates strong R&D efficiency but early commercialization stage.

Evidence Signals

Award HIGH Las Vegas, USA

Won 2025 Startup World Cup CES Las Vegas Regional Competition, advancing to Grand Finale for $1M prize.

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Funding HIGH

Received grant funding; investors include Amazon Sustainability Accelerator, Climate First, and Plug and Play APAC.

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Product Launch HIGH

Developed patented nano-technological solar-powered cooling coatings for surfaces like vehicles, buildings, and textiles, requiring no power consumption.

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Expansion HIGH San Francisco, USA

Participating in Startup World Cup Grand Finale in San Francisco on October 17, 2025.

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Other HIGH Ness Ziona, Israel

Founded in 2016, headquartered in Ness Ziona, Israel, operating in renewable energy sector.

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About: SolCold develops a nanotechnology coating that uses sunlight to reduce surface temperature rather than heat it. For defense applications, the material is relevant to lowering heat load and potentially reducing thermal detectability of vehicles, shelters, and exposed equipment.
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