Estonian space technology startup KappaZeta has secured a new round to further help farmers and set sights on forest carbon stock assessment.

Besides many unicorns, Estonia is also building up the industrial might with Fortaco Group expanding its production facilities in Narva, Ida-Viru county.

Estonia’s education, ranked the best in Europe based on the PISA test, proves that people love to learn and become skilled here. We picked out 10 exciting EdTech solutions created by Estonian startups to keep an eye on as an educator, a learner, and an investor.

From identifying internet tricksters to reimagining last-mile deliveries, these Estonian innovators harnessed the power of AI to make the world a better, smarter place.

Smart City startup BLE Locking launched its novel Bluetooth-based smart door locking system in Estonia. “Estonia, as a digitally advanced country, is the perfect testbed for smart home solutions to make them bulletproof to conquer the world afterwards,” Oliver Pruel, co-founder and CTO, says.

Ericsson, the communication technology giant, is set to make Estonia the next-generation smart R&D & manufacturing hub of its European operations with a €150M investment.

As Germany and Estonia strengthen their business and cultural ties, a grand celebration takes place with networking, a bit of AI and a magical musical experience by maestro Kristjan Järvi.

Estonian unicorn Bolt and soonicorn Starship join forces with a shared mission to fill the streets worldwide with cute, food-carrying delivery robots.

Defence DemoDay brought together the Estonia’s finest defence, cybersecurity, and dual-use tech innovators alongside representatives of NATO’s innovation arm.

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.