The casting for HBO's Harry Potter series continues to grow as filming goes on for the television adaptation of the famous wizarding saga. The show, which is inspired by the books of J. K. Rowling, is ...

Abstract: Extracting robust and general 3D local features is key to downstream tasks such as point cloud registration and reconstruction. Existing learning-based local descriptors are either sensitive ...

Orbia Advance Corporation’s precision agriculture business Netafim, which specializes in precision irrigation solutions, announced the introduction of its Dosing 5G product range designed for optimal ...

??China is reportedly pursuing a major acquisition of Netafim, Israel’s world-famous drip irrigation technology pioneer, in a deal valued at up to $1.5 billion. Chinese firm Dayu Conserving Water ...

Negotiations for a deal to sell control of Netafim to Israeli private equity fund Fortissimo, managed by Yuval Cohen, failed, and now a senior source has confirmed to Globes that Orbia, managed by ...

Dayu Conserving Water Group chairman Haoyu Wang was in Israel recently to pursue his interest in acquiring control of the precision irrigation company. Chinese billionaire Haoyu Wang is in talks to ...

Netafim named its first woman executive to lead North American operations. New senior VP Melissa Lilze says her experience in the field and with tech will advance the company. New products coming out ...

While the upcoming HBO series will feature a wholesale reinvention of the cast, the original film series was not immune to personnel changes itself. Keeping a massive ensemble cast intact for ten ...

A global company with a major Central Valley presence is celebrating six decades of helping farmers save water and produce bigger yields. Netafim is an Israeli-based manufacturer of drip irrigation ...

Netafim, a business unit of global company Orbia, has developed a fully circular system for plastic driplines with a presence in multiple countries. Photo courtesy of Netafim Ltd. Since its launch in ...

Private equity firm Fortissimo is seen as a leading candidate to buy the Israeli precision irrigation pioneer, which is facing fierce competition in a stagnant market. After fourteen years of foreign ...