Estonian tech stories around the world.
Tallinn Airport celebrates its 85th birthday this year – the airport was established by Lake Ülemiste on 20 September 1936; Estonian World brings you a […]
Pictures: Tallinn Airport through the ages Read More
Estonian researchers from Tallinn University of Technology completed a NATO-funded project to create an innovative solution for rescuing victims of terrorist attacks and protecting critical
Estonian scientists create a drone solution to help victims of terrorist attacks Read More
The researchers at Tallinn University of Technology have created a reliable prototype device that allows to determine the location and predict the extent of the
Estonian researchers develop a remote flood sensing service Read More
The annual robotics festival Robotex International is due to take place in Tallinn from 5-7 November; in addition to autonomous machines, a renowned humanoid robot
Humanoid robot Sophia to attend a robotics festival in Estonia Read More
The first solar-powered car in Estonia was built from scratch by students of the educational project Solaride; the car will be participating in a solar
A solar-powered racing car launched in Estonia Read More
According to the first ranking of Estonian technology companies, compiled by Prudentia Advisory, Siena Secondary Fund and the Estonian Founders Society, the total value of
Estonia’s 25 most valuable tech companies valued at almost €21 billion Read More
Transition to a green economy not only requires idealism and initiative but also data; Estonia’s Rohetiiger (Green Tiger) collaboration platform is seeking to boost the
A green revolution in the economy is possible thanks to data Read More
According to the 2021 Freedom on the Net report, compiled by Freedom House, a US-based think tank, Estonia ranks second in the world in internet
Estonia ranks second in the world in internet freedom Read More
Despite Estonia touting its own horn about having a digital state and everything’s online, it’s lagging behind 21 countries in terms of the average internet
Estonia has the 22nd fastest internet in the world – study Read More
A self-driving shuttle, built by the Estonian company, Auve Tech, has been introduced in Tartu, Estonia’s second largest town; the shuttle will be tested for
Self-driving shuttle to begin service in Tartu, Estonia Read More
