Estonian tech stories around the world.
A driverless bus is now connecting the end-of-the-line tram stop and the Kumu Art Museum in Kadriorg, one of the most picturesque areas in the
Gallery: A self-driving bus starts operating in Tallinn Read More
Estonia has been ranked 24th in this year’s Global Innovation Index, compiled by the World Intellectual Property Organisation, Cornell University and INSEAD, leading among the
Estonia a leader in innovation among the former communist bloc countries Read More
Seven countries – Estonia, Belgium, Spain, Latvia, France, Germany and Finland signed an agreement for the development of modular unmanned ground systems; Estonia is to
Estonia to lead the development of the next generation unmanned ground system Read More
The Estonian-founded company, Skeleton Technologies, is to supply ultracapacitor systems to Škoda Electric for 114 trams that will be used in the towns of Mannheim,
Estonian-founded Skeleton Technologies to power Škoda trams in Germany Read More
The Estonian logistics startup, Cleveron, has introduced a grocery robot with two temperature zones that, according to the company, would make grocery delivery cheaper and
Estonian logistics startup Cleveron launches a robot with two temperature zones Read More
A former Estonian student company, Wastefox, is launching a home composting pilot project in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, saying it’s the largest of its kind
An Estonian student company launches a home composting pilot project Read More
Researchers from the University of Tartu are participating in an international space mission with the European Space Agency to intercept a comet; it’s the first
Estonian technology to be part of the European Space Agency’s mission for the first time Read More
Smartphones are becoming an ever-larger part of the lives of small children in Estonia – parents use the devices to entertain and educate the children,
Every fifth child under the age of three in Estonia uses smartphone daily Read More
Estonian Enefit Technology Park is to host a high-performance computing centre that the company says is the largest in Northern Europe. Burfa Tech, an IT
Estonian technology park to host a large high-performance computing centre Read More
Klaus, an Estonian company that produces a conversation review and quality assurance platform for customer service teams, closed a USD1.9 million seed round, saying the
Estonian customer service startup raises USD1.9 million to expand its marketing Read More
