Finnish deep tech company Unikie, which develops software for autonomous vehicles, came to Estonia six months ago and plans to expand to the next Estonian city, Tartu. Managing Director of the Estonian office Ville Ilves said that the decision to expand to Estonia was the right one and recommends that other companies follow suit: “Estonia is a fantastic place for product development!”

For years counting, Estonia has remained an attractive study destination for international…

Estonia may be a tiny country, but its tech companies have been…

Estonia may not be sitting on massive oil deposits, but it does…

The Estonian Investment Agency has once again set the standard for other…

According to Startup Estonia and Statistics Estonia, there are 2,983 women working…

According to the results of the latest European Innovation Scoreboard, Estonia remains…

The Finnish-owned engineering services company Incap Electronics Estonia with approximately 100 employees…

Estonian CleanTech startup Roofit Solar Energy raises €6.4M in the series A…

Estonian robot developers are solving two problems at once: using tech to…

Innovative visions for intelligent mobility and transportation, created in Estonia, are on…

Three unicorns born in Estonia – Wise, Bolt and Pipedrive – are…

Enefit Green, the largest wind energy producer in the Baltics and a…

Estonia’s tech company Bolt raised €600M+, is now worth € 4+B and…

Estonian unicorn Playtech, one of the leading online gaming software suppliers in…

“Estonia is pulling in the money,” writes Sifted, summarising the recent VC…

Although COVID-19 brought along a sharp decline in the export of both…

Last week, Estonia’s Minister of Entrepreneurship and IT, Andres Sutt, and the…

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For the manufacturing industries, predictive analytics provide valuable production-related parameters. In automation and advanced manufacturing, for example, machine failures can be forecasted and predictive maintenance can be planned more precisely; in aerospace, real-time analyses can be used to monitor aircraft engines; in the automotive industry, beyond manufacturing, driver assistance technologies can be used to supply data for networking vehicles.

In the face of the current global challenges, many companies are reorganising how they conduct business, and digital identity is more fundamental than ever, for example, when offering online customer experiences, organising remote work for employees or allowing citizens to access secure government services. These solutions are called Identity and Access Management solutions. For Martin Valler, they are his calling at Icefire.

In 2017, Nortal touched down on the western coast of the USA. Today, they can boast several Fortune500 companies among their clients. Just recently Nortal was awarded Exporter of the Year and the Company of the Year 2020 in Estonia.

As of this autumn, the Riigikogu (the Estonian parliament) is using a new system to prepare verbatim reports of its sittings. The solution, which is based on speech recognition technology, has great export potential and could prove to be a useful tool for other public and private organisations.

From hidden industrial heritage to prime waterfront urban space.

New tech solution helps terrorist attack victims.

Spins-offs of Estonian universities are working on diverse and research-heavy topics.

How a group of friends started a successful bicycle company.

Suve main task is to make sure everyone living in or visiting Estonia get their questions answered from official sources.

A great example on how government, citizens and businesses are fighting side-by-side to reduce the economic effects of the COVID-19 crisis.

Hostels for people who want to build a company or are thinking about creating something on their own.

Seedcamp has invested in over 250 companies. Many of their most successful investments have been into companies founded by Estonians.

The Baltic Sea region’s important industrial centre of the future? Situated on the Pakri peninsula, Paldiski is a town that has undergone a total transformation in the last decade. Three massive projects may turn life upside down in this industrial region.

Winner of the 2019 Entrepreneurship Award organised by Enterprise Estonia.

It is true that if you can make it in New York, you can make it everywhere.

Startup Clanbeat raised a round of 1 million euros from the Japanese venture capital firm Mistletoe.

Rain Rannu’s startup comedy “Chasing Unicorns” has received positive reviews from all around the world.

The Estonian e-Residency programme has reached its first 5-year milestone.

Language technologists from the University of Tartu are helping to improve the flexibility and quality of machine translation.

PISA 2018 results: Estonia’s basic education is among the strongest in the world and the absolute best in Europe.

We have changed Estonia in ten years, now we are ready to change the world.

There is a new electric car company on the rise! No, it’s not Tesla, it’s Nobe.

Former COO and Chief Sales Officer of Starship Technologies talks about a powerful new generation of local startups.

The British business newspaper has picked four Estonian people and companies that lead Europe’s growth.

This year, we are celebrating the centenary of the Republic of Estonia. It is a grand celebration for all citizens and enterprises.

We need to think what will happen when the goals of humanity and superintelligence don’t match.

Imagine a world where your work clothing intelligently analyses your environment in real time. The race of smart wear is on.

“When I started I was torn between ideas: design an affordable product that sells or go for a more sustainable line of production.”

The house doesn’t even seem to exist at first sight. This was the intention – to blend in with the nature as much as possible.

The best speakers in the world.

“My ambition from the very beginning has been building one of the biggest technology companies in Europe.”

Cleveron is an innovation leader in robotics-based parcel terminals

Bold. Mobile. Convincing. Optimal. Effective. Global.

Tallinn Design House is active on the Estonian cultural scene

Estonia amongst the leaders of the busiest economic hub in the world

Estonia has 17 years of history with the Estonian Genome Center

e-Residency –  the opportunity for anyone, anywhere to succeed as an entrepreneur

The world needs innovation for sustainable living. Estonia has an unexpected solution: wooden houses.

Erika Ilves aims at the Moon

Estonian company Skeleton Technologies will replace space satellites with more energy-efficient ones

The story of the Stigo Scooter

Amid green leaves, moss and tree bark, there is a massive megaphone.

Creating responsible design and human-centred city spaces

Conquering the global design scene purposefully, wisely and successfully

Estonians are thrusting their hands into the wiring and metal of robots

“Backup” reading glasses designed in Estonia are tough, lightweight and nearly invisible

Venture capitalist says there’s never been a better time for small countries

Estonia kicks off Slush by inviting everyone to become an e-resident

Estonian design is a mix of Slavic lusciousness and Nordic minimalism

There is more time for living with your own wooden house

Outgoing information officer: EU must think outside box to stay competitive

Brand founder Mari Martin talks about recent projects and reconciling art and business

Starship Technologies cyber-couriers are already cruising the sidewalks in Estonia

Millions of requests on My eHealth, patient’s digital health portal

Kaspar Korjus is the man heading Estonia’s hottest idea since Skype

New startup visa scheme makes it easier to relocate to Estonia

Meet the makers of the renowned Tallinn Design Night Festival

The Estonian art world figure with the most international exposure by far

Celebrating modern style European democracy in Estonia

Future prospects of the entire finance sector in the next five years.