Estonian tech stories around the world.
Stigo, an Estonia-based folding scooter producer, has opened its first concept store in Tianjin, China. According to the company, its aim is to bring its
Estonian electric scooter manufacturer opens its first store in China Read More
The largest supermarket chain in the United Kingdom, Tesco, has started using delivery robots, developed by the Estonian company, Starship Technologies. According to the British
UK’s Tesco starts using Estonian delivery robots Read More
The Tallinn University of Technology and one of Estonia’s oldest car dealerships are developing the country’s first self-driving car. The university and Silberauto, known in
Estonians to develop the country’s first self-driving car Read More
A Garage48 hackathon, called “Tech for Humanity”, to be held in Tallinn, Estonia, will be devoted to finding innovative solutions to aid humanitarian catastrophes. Taking
Estonian hackathon to find solutions for humanitarian problems Read More
An Estonian startup called PetWorld Global, has launched an app that helps pet owners across the world identify their lost pets and reunite them with
Estonian company launches a cross-border app to find lost pets Read More
Tallinn will host an e-governance conference on 30-31 May, with participants from over 80 countries gathering in the Estonian capital to seek answers to the
Tallinn to host an international e-governance conference Read More
Erika Ilves is an entrepreneur who does not let herself be limited by the size of planet Earth while there is a whole universe out
To the moon, indefinitely – the story of Erika Ilves Read More
The Tallinn-based IoT startup, AirPatrol, has built itself up to a multi-million dollar company without any venture capital or business angel funding. The world of
Estonian startup AirPatrol helps save energy Read More
Physicists at the University of Tartu are working on an artificial nose, based on graphene – in just a couple of years, all of us
Estonian physicists are building an artificial nose from graphene Read More
The Estonian tech and startup conference, Latitude59, is to kick off on 25 May and will feature talks about health, fin-tech and space track, and
Estonian tech conference Latitude59 to focus on health and fin-tech Read More
