Israel is not part of the IFR World Robotics country set, so its robot density figure (131 per 10,000 workers) is a modeled estimate rather than a measured statistic. It hosts 3 TOP500 supercomputers. Roboradar24 is tracking 26 automation signals for Israel.
Data updated 2026-11-05 · refreshed daily
Robot density for Israel is a modeled estimate — Israel is not currently in the IFR World Robotics dataset. Supercomputer count: TOP500 list, June 2026, refreshed automatically — a count of 0 means no system on the current list. AV-fleet figures are modeled estimates pending a live feed.
Israel is not currently covered by the IFR World Robotics dataset, which tracks roughly 21 national markets. The robot-density figure shown for Israel is therefore a modeled estimate, not a measured statistic, and should be read as indicative only.
On high-performance computing, Israel has 3 systems on the current TOP500 list of the world's most powerful supercomputers.
Note: the autonomous-vehicle fleet figure shown above is a modeled estimate — no authority publishes verified per-country AV fleet counts — and is excluded from the Automation Score, which uses only measured robot density and live signal activity.
Automation, robotics and AI developments detected in Israel by our Signal Engine, which scans industry press and news feeds hourly. Showing the 8 most recent of 26 tracked for Israel.
Israel ranks #27 of 53 countries on the Roboradar24 Automation Score, which anchors to measured IFR robot density and adjusts it by recent automation-signal activity.
Israel is not covered by the IFR World Robotics dataset, so the figure shown (131 per 10,000 workers) is a modeled estimate.
The automation signals on this page are scraped hourly and are genuinely live. IFR does not measure Israel, so its robot-density figure is a modeled estimate, not a measured statistic.
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