Estonian tech stories around the world.
The Estonian-origin backbone for government e-services – the Trembita system – has gone live in Ukraine and connects more than 80 authorities and local governments,
An Estonian-developed e-service system goes live in Ukraine Read More
The European Commission, together with the Estonian startup organisation, Garage48, and Civitta, a consulting firm, are organising a pan-European hackathon to look for innovative smart
The EC and Estonia’s Garage48 to organise a health challenge hackathon Read More
Rolls-Royce, a British engineering giant, and Fermi Energia, an Estonian energy company, have signed a memorandum of understanding to study the potential for the deployment
Rolls-Royce to potentially build a nuclear power station in Estonia Read More
An Estonian company has invented a wearable ultra-violet air purifier that, it claims, disinfects air without one needed to wear a face covering. “Our patent-pending
An Estonian company claims its wearable UV air purifier disinfects air Read More
The Estonian building configuration startup, Creatomus, is partnering with the Irish automated housing-plan platform Opoplan, to help solve the urgent housing crisis in the Emerald
An Irish-Estonian housing partnership seeks to solve the housing crisis in Ireland Read More
Researchers from seven countries, including Estonia, envision future reusable and self-disinfecting face masks, based on smart nanotechnology. According to the plan, these 3D-printed masks will
Researchers are designing a smart face mask Read More
Mexico’s Quintana Roo state has launched its first X-Road project – Xacbé – that aims to become the backbone of its digital government just like
Estonia’s X-Road solution launched in Mexico Read More
Several venture capital funds have joined forces with Estonia’s University of Tartu and TalTech, Finland’s Aalto University and Latvia’s Riga Technical University and the University
Nordic venture capital funds and universities bring science to society Read More
An Estonian consortium has completed an autonomous public transport pilot project in Greece; in two months, the Estonian autonomous bus, “Iseauto”, drove 1,930 kilometres (1,200
An Estonian consortium tests an autonomous bus in Greece Read More
Estonian company Crystalspace, partnered with the Tartu Observatory of the University of Tartu and Krakul, an Estonian autonomous systems development company, has been selected to
An Estonian company to provide cameras for NASA Read More
