Estonian robot developers are solving two problems at once: using tech to fill the gaps in workforce where people don’t want to work anymore and creating new, smart and well-paid jobs.

Hydrogen-fuelled self-driving buses, autonomous fire brigades and an extensive online network of drones are just some of the solutions that will describe the city-scape of future Estonia, according to Estonia’s Minister of Entrepreneurship and Information Technology, Andres Sutt.

The thriving ventures of export, tourism, and investments are indicating that the private sectors of Estonia and Japan are on the right track to taking more and more businesses to the global stage. Success stories born in these two distant nations have already found many common points of interest, as well as a plan on keeping capitalising upon them.

Viljandi County is located in southern Estonia and offers an excellent living and working environment.

Viljandi Vocational Training Center offers different types of vocational trainings to 850 students.

On April 14th, naturally innovative Estonia will introduce its cooperation possibilities to Japanese entrepreneurs at a webinar, focusing on e-Residency, trade, investments and tourism. Opening speeches will be held by Japan’s Minister for Digital Transformation, Takuya Hirai and Estonia’s Minister of Entrepreneurship and Information Technology, Andres Sutt.

Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences (EUAS) is a private vocational university located in the Ülemiste City business district in Tallinn, Estonia.

Estonian last mile technology startup ParcelSea launched smart home delivery boxes for private and semi-detached houses that are always ready to receive packages ordered from online stores contact-free.

Estonia’s small domestic market helps its startups grow globally. Funderbeam founder Kaidi Ruusalepp thinks Funderbeam, Cleveron and FoodDocs have the potential to be Estonia’s next unicorn startup.

Business daily Ärileht writes that the arrival of Volkswagen’s software business to Estonia may represent a major breakthrough.

The Black Friday’s shopping fever drives e-stores (and their investors) to think how to further grow their sales. Here is a list of the world’s best e-Commerce, FinTech and Digital Logistics solutions created in Estonia, some of them used by e-Commerce giants like Amazon and Walmart.

Strengthening university-industry cooperation has been an important focus in Estonia. The universities…