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.

Estonia’s DeepTech sector surge to a record-breaking €227.2M turnover, shows statistics from Startup Estonia.

In Estonia, you will meet robots operating everywhere, and people love them and help if needed. Estonia has chosen a route of robotics and is rolling right on it.

Starting last week, all residents of the city of Viljandi who buy a domestic appliance from Euronics electronics store can order its delivery to their doorstep with Clevon’s self-driving delivery robot – for the first time in Estonia. Last week, the delivery robot delivered its first package to Aage Õunap, a Viljandi resident who was recently awarded the title of Estonia’s Mother of the Year and who is the current president of the Estonian Association of Large Families.

Estonia’s GreenTech sector is ready to make the green transition a tangible reality, local tech founders proved at the tenth Estonia’s Friends International Meeting (EFIM) in Tallinn.

Solar panels on the roofs can be aesthetic to look at for the naked eye – three guys, the founders of Estonian CleanTech startup Solarstone, figured out how this can be done.

With the most startups and startup unicorns per capita in Europe, Estonia’s business leaders are clearly on to something. Here’s what the Tartu University study found.

Estonia, European startup and unicorn factory, recognised last year’s most successful Estonian startups, the facilitators of world-changing ideas, and people as well as investors who have contributed to the development of Estonia’s startup sector.

Black Friday’s online shopping increased 32% last year in the US market alone and analysts predicting 11% sales growth for this year. Estonian smart e-commerce solutions are here to help you streamline shopping journey and mine more gold from the Black Friday’s online shopping as an investor and a business owner.

Thinking outside the box, a clean and underutilised airspace and efficiency due to the small size – these are but a few advantages that will allow Estonia to greatly benefit from the European drone market in which hundreds of billions of euros will be in play. A number of today’s world-class local success stories predict the future success of this sector’s strong export prospects.