Estonian tech stories around the world.
The Estonian health technology company Antegenes has raised €2.3 million in funding to bring its genetic tests for personalised cancer prevention into wider use in […]
Until 14 September, passengers may travel free of charge in the Estonian capital’s Mustamäe district by self-driving shuttle; the pilot project is carried out in
A self-driving bus tested in the Tallinn Mustamäe district Read More
Solarstone, an Estonian solar roof startup, has secured €10 million in funding; with these funds, the company intends to expand building integrated solar photovoltaic solutions
Estonian solar roofing company Solarstone raises €10 million Read More
Estonian-founded ultracapacitor maker Skeleton is investing €220 million in the Leipzig area to build the world’s largest supercapacitor factory, producing extremely powerful energy storage devices,
Estonian-founded Skeleton to build the world’s largest supercapacitor factory in Germany Read More
Since 2020, NetFix, a monitoring and fault prediction tool, has helped Elektrilevi, Estonia’s largest electricity network operator, prevent close to 300 faults in the country’s
Estonia’s NetFix predicts electric grid faults before they happen Read More
A joint student team from Tallinn University of Technology and Tallinn University of Applied Sciences on 16 June launched self-driving formula cars. The 50-member team
Estonian students launch a self-driving electric formula car Read More
In 2022, the Estonian defence ministry will support the country’s companies with nearly €700,000 for developing smart products for the defence industry; the money will
Estonia to support companies for developing smart defence products Read More
The Estonian robotics and autonomous systems developer, Milrem Robotics, will launch a newly developed autonomous intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance unmanned ground system THeMIS Observe that
Estonian robotics company Milrem launches an autonomous surveillance ground system Read More
A research team of Tallinn University of Technology – also known as TalTech – has developed a new algorithm that makes passing smoother and faster
An Estonian research team develops an algorithm for safer self-driving cars Read More
Sending machines to war instead of people is already commonplace, but the general public is not quite on board yet, a study led by the Estonian
Most people yet to accept driverless military robots, Estonian-led study shows Read More
