The University of Tartu hosted a Swedish business delegation, exploring health technologies and research-intensive entrepreneurship opportunities, emphasizing Estonia’s potential to become a global leader in the field.

UNESCO chose automating investment promotion at Invest Estonia among the top 100 artificial intelligence projects solving global problems.

Bürokratt (KrattAI), one of the three Estonian AI projects listed in global top 100 by UNESCO for second year in a row, is a concept of how digital services and state could operate in the age of artificial intelligence.

Estonian startup Spacedrip has secured €1.5 million to develop its water treatment robots and alleviate global clean water scarcity

Bart Somers, the Flemish Vice-Minister-President, has become an Estonian e-Resident as part of his visit to Estonia with a Belgian business delegation.

Invest Estonia and its novel ComparEST tool are nominated in the Modern and Future-proof Policymaking Initiative of the Year award by Emerging Europe for Invest Estonia’s innovative approach to facilitating foreign direct investments.

Pharmacy chain Benu has teamed up with Estonian startup Grab2Go to pilot a self-service pharmacy vending station in the town of Rapla.

Estonian smart mailbox producer Parcelsea has acquired Cleveron’s network of private parcel machines to establish a universal standard for smart mailboxes in Estonia and speed up innovation.

Estonian President Alar Karis led a delegation of HealthTech, Cybersecurity, IT, and AI entrepreneurs and university rectors on an official visit to Lund and Malmö in Southern Sweden this week. The purpose of the trip was to explore opportunities for research and economic collaboration in order to drive innovation in the health sector.

Estonia, Europe’s leader in startups and unicorns per capita, is rolling out an action plan to become a global hub for DeepTech, with hundreds of startups and dozens of scale-ups by the start of the next decade.

Estonian ultracapacitor and SuperBattery manufacturer Skeleton Technologies is set to receive €51m from the German government and the state of Saxony to build a second production unit in Leipzig.

Viljandi, a small town in Southern Estonia, has deployed a driverless teleoperated robot carrier from Clevon to transport patients’ test materials between the facilities of Viljandi Hospital.