Estonian tech stories around the world.
In Estonia, a small but quickly growing group of high-tech defence companies are finding paths to international success. In fact, most countries that take national […]
Estonia’s high-tech defence industry is coming of age Read More
An overview of the activities of the Estonian e-Governance Academy has revealed that the academy assisted 26 countries in adopting e-state solutions in 2014. The
26 countries show interest in Estonia’s e-state solutions Read More
EMT, Estonia’s largest mobile operator, said it is preparing the technology necessary for testing 5G on its network, among the first in Europe. “EMT’s parent
Estonia to start testing 5G in 2016 Read More
There is no doubt Estonia is a nation of tech start-ups. The media is teeming with articles about start-ups born at nerve-wracking hackathons, which are
Plumbr story: from a research lab to the global market Read More
Using the novel opportunities offered by 3D printing, the Tallinn-based Wolfprint 3D is among the first companies in the world to create a precise copy
Estonian company among the first to create unborn baby figurines in 3D Read More
This year’s Garage48 Hardware & Arts hackathon – devoted to physical gadgets – was attended by participants from the Estonian National Defence College whose idea
Garage48 Hardware & Arts 2015 winner Hitafly revolutionises shooting practice Read More
In Startup Spotlight we zoom in on numerous Estonian startups, to find out more about their business model and how they operate. This time we’re featuring
Startup Spotlight: CashMatador Read More
The European Space Agency (ESA) welcomed Estonia as its 21st member on 4 February. Anne Sulling, the Estonian minister of foreign trade and entrepreneurship, signed the accession
Estonia becomes a member of the European Space Agency Read More
Taxify, an Estonian-founded taxi booking application, is launching in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, in collaboration with Aemstel Taxi. “I am truly happy to
Taxify mobile application expands to the Netherlands Read More
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the US government agency responsible for the civilian space programme as well as aeronautics and aerospace research, is
NASA uses Estonian-founded GrabCAD to design a part for the International Space Station Read More
