Estonian tech stories around the world.
Researchers at Tallinn University of Technology have developed an autonomous ship, called NYMO, that could be used for parcel delivery, mapping the seabed, conducting rescue operations […]
Estonian-developed autonomous ship shows the future of the maritime industry Read More
A rare opportunity to get up close and personal with the brightest and most ingenious minds in Estonian technology and music is set to be
It’s a whole new groove: Canada meets Estonia to share innovations in tech and music Read More
A self-driving robot courier, developed by the Viljandi-based Estonian tech company, Cleveron, won in the Last Mile Delivery Innovation category at the Parcel and Postal
Estonian robot courier beats off competition from Renault to take an innovation award Read More
The spine surgeons at the East Tallinn Central Hospital have started performing surgeries using a new robot that help them place implants and navigate the
A Tallinn hospital starts using a robot that helps spine surgeons Read More
The Estonian startup, Gelatex Technologies, has won the Green Alley Award 2019; its gelatine-based alternative to leather beat off competition from other startups in the
Estonian startup Gelatex wins a sustainability award in Germany Read More
The global technology company, Samsung, has entered into a partnership with Prototron, an Estonian fund for prototyping; in each round, the Korean company will donate
Samsung to support an Estonian prototyping fund Read More
The civil engineers of the Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) have developed a theoretical design method that allows more secure and cost-efficient construction of timber
TalTech engineers develop a new method to test fireproofing of buildings Read More
Let the numbers do the talking: established only less than year ago, more than 10 PhD and a hundred master’s students studying in courses and
Could using Open Data be the next big leap for e-Estonia? Read More
The Estonian-American startup, Snackable AI, that created an artificial intelligence-based audio content search engine, raised USD1.4 million (€1.27 million) in seed investment, the majority of
Estonian-US startup Snackable AI raises USD1.4 million in seed investment Read More
The researchers at the University of Tartu are embarking on an extensive five-year project, during which a Centre of Photonics and Computational Imaging will be
The University of Tartu to develop photonics with support from the EU Read More
