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Estonia’s parcel locker and fulfillment robotics provider Cleveron has launched an automated street-front locker system for groceries that supports robotic click-and-collect orders, offering an efficient alternative to home delivery.

Estonian company Cleveron, that makes click-and-collect lockers and parcel robots, has partnered with five new big companies over the course of two months. This is a new milestone of success for the company.

‘It’s like a Japanese hotel,’ was the reaction of the show host on the stage of Robotex 2018 in Tallinn as Cleveron launched its new self-driving robot courier. The autonomous cargo car is the latest invention of the Viljandi-based company that has installed nearly 1000 robotic parcel stations for Walmart in the US and is piloting small parcel terminals for private homes across Estonia.

Estonia’s Cleveron will display the world’s first self-driving parcel delivery car on November 30th at the Robotex International Conference in Tallinn.

Founded by Arno Kütt in 2006 as an online furniture retailer in the central Estonian town of Viljandi, Cleveron soon found a new business focus − developing software and hardware for automated parcel terminals to overcome the inefficient and monopolistic delivery service that was an obstacle for its own business

Cleveron, a Viljandi, Estonia-based company that produces automated package machines, is partnering with one of the world’s largest fashion retailers, Inditex.

Cleveron, a Viljandi, Estonia-based company that produces automated package machines, including for U.S. retail giant Walmart, is planning to expand to British and Irish markets next.

Estonian Investment Agency was nomineted for the Best National Investment Agency award.

1oT recently launched an eSIM card that will help any device equipped with a chip to connect to the internet and speak a common language with any other device while being independent from telecoms.

The robotics event Robotex International took place for the 18th time in Tallinn from November 30th to December 2nd. Thousands of competitors, students, university students, families and robotics enthusiasts came together to build robots, compete and learn about the most innovative technological developments.

The winter issue of Life in Estonia magazine focuses on robotics: Robotex, world’s first parcel delivery car and other time-saving robotic solutions inside, Maarja Kruusmaa from the Centre of Biorobotics at TalTech on the cover.

Allan Martinson is the CEO of LeapIn, a turn-key solution to set up a location independent company with a bank account. In March this year, Martinson resigned from the COO and Chief Sales Officer seats of Starship Technologies, a company that builds last-mile delivery robots and is heralded as one of the most promising European tech startups.