Estonian tech stories around the world.
Paul Piliste is a London-based vehicle designer who is part of the team behind the “Driverless Futures” exhibition, currently held at the London Transport Museum. Passionate about cars Piliste, who is orginally from Tallinn, Estonia, has been living, studying and working in the United Kingdom for twelve years, past three years in London. He works […]
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Garage48, the biggest hackathon in the Baltics, is looking for participants – current and future startup entrepreneurs – to take part in a data science challenge. The Baltic Open & Big Data 2017 hackathon, organised in collaboration with the telecommunications operator, Tele2, is going to take place from 19-21 May in Tallinn at Lift99 –
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The students of the joint design and engineering international master’s programme of the Tallinn University of Technology and the Estonian Academy of Arts recently developed seven new concepts to support the ways we work in future. These seven student teams were exploring how changes in the society and the technological developments are transforming the way
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The Estonian audio solutions startup, Estelon, has received the prestigious Red Dot Product Design award 2017 for its model YB loudspeakers. The Red Dot product design award, that has been given out for over 60 years and has developed into an internationally recognised “sign of quality”, as Estelon put it in a statement, was awarded
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The Estonian ultracapacitor manufacturing startup, Skeleton, has opened a new production line in Saxony, Germany, that is, according to the company, capable of producing up to four million ultracapacitor cells a year. Skeleton said in a statement the facility was the largest in Europe and will help it enhance its production capacity. “The expansion is
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Game developers look “back to the future” at the fifth annual GameDev Days Conference in Tallinn, Estonia. Over 500 representatives from the world’s largest game development and industry companies, such as Epic Games, Derivco, Ganalogics, King, Remedy and Alawar will gather to the Estonian capital from 7-8 April for a conference that this year features
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Ever run out of beer and curse the heavens? For Estonians, that happens all the time. Well, now there’s an app for that. * Often, new apps are a solution in search of a problem. But not this time. Issue: you finish a hard day of work, open the fridge to fetch a cold beer,
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The Estonian robotics company, Starship, will start delivering Domino’s pizzas this summer in Germany and the Netherlands. The delivery robots are to deliver the pizzas within a one-mile radius, Domino’s said in a statement. “With our growth plans over the next five to 10 years, we simply won’t have enough delivery drivers if we do
Estonia will receive a 100th birthday gift next year that will be truly out of this world – as part of the country’s centenary celebrations in 2018, ESTCube will unveil its second satellite while its team embarks on a mission across Estonia to educate young people about opportunities within the space industry. ESTCube-2 will be
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Estonian language learning startup Lingvist has partnered with a Taiwanese e-commerce provider, PChome, aiming to deliver a new type of learning technology to Mandarin speakers learning English. Lingvist is a language learning tool that uses artificial intelligence to drive the learning process. The programme adapts to the skills and knowledge of every learner, making for
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