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.

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.

Estonia is a fertile ground for entrepreneurship, and these 10 startups are making waves in FoodTech, luring customers and investors alike.

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.

Estonian startup Vok Bikes is about to pedal its way to European smart mobility future with a new funding round by SmartCap, Metaplanet, Specialist VC, Sunly and grant financing.

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.

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

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 startups rocketed 49% higher in revenue in 2022, marking a groundbreaking year and scoring a record-high €1,3B in new investments.

Success stories in the Smart city solutions include: Comodule, Krakul, 1oT, Tuul,…

The Estonian startup sector is ending 2022 on a solid note with steady growth in investments, jobs, and turnover. Doubling down on DeepTech, it paves the way for another successful year ahead, Startup Estonia’s recent analysis reports.

“The next big thing will be AI,” Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said in an interview for the Life in Estonia Magazine. Estonia’s public and private sectors seem to agree as the push towards AI-driven services continues.