Estonian tech stories around the world.
The e-Estonia council on 5 June approved the action plan for implementing artificial intelligence, or the so-called “kratt” strategy. “Kratt” is a creature from Estonian […]
Estonia approves the action plan for implementing AI Read More
A group of friends in Estonia have turned a 1984 Audi 100 Avant into a cosy wood-fired sauna. If you saw this third-generation Audi 100
Estonians turn an old Audi 100 into a wood-fired sauna Read More
Estonian company Milrem Robotics and Singaporean ST Engineering have demonstrated a combat unmanned ground vehicle that can fire beyond the visual line of sight. The
Estonian-Singaporean unmanned tank can fire beyond the range of human sight Read More
Estonia has been declared the best country for digital life by InterNations, a community platform that claims to be the largest global expat network. “Being
Estonia declared the best country for digital life Read More
An Estonian research group at the country’s University of Life Sciences has developed a cheap and simple device to test the freshness of fish and
A fast and cheap device for determining the freshness of food developed in Estonia Read More
RangeForce, an Estonia and New York-based startup, has raised USD1.5 million in seed funding for cybersecurity simulation-based learning platform. The Estonian-founded startup raised the funding
Estonian-founded cybersecurity startup RangeForce raises USD1.5M in seed funding Read More
The fifth annual International e-Governance Conference in Estonia will focus on digital transformation roadmaps and present case studies from African and European countries, and beyond; it will
LIVE: An international digital governance conference in Tallinn hosts 110 countries Read More
The Estonian tech and startup conference, Latitude59, is to take place from 16-17 May and is expected to be visited by 2,500 people. The event,
Marlon Dumas, a professor of information systems at the University of Tartu, has received a prestigious grant worth over €2 million to develop an artificial
University of Tartu professor to develop an AI for improving business processes Read More
A pan-European survey shows that compared with other European countries, Estonia is the only one where children’s exposure to internet threats has decreased in the
