AIRE provides AI and robotics related consultations, courses and demo projects for small-to-medium size Estonian industrial companies. The funding, divided across three years, will help AIRE seamlessly bring together the private sector and university know-how. As an example, Estonian companies can register for a free funding consultation course here before the end of the month. […]
IMPROVE project’s 2nd round visit ‘Good Practices of Tartu region’, organized by Tartu Science Park, took place on the 29th of March 2022 in Tartu, Estonia. The workshop brought together partners and stakeholders participating in the IMPROVE project both on-site and online from Finland and Portugal as well as regional stakeholders from Tartu. During the […]
We are calling all startups to apply for the sTARTUp Day pitching competition. This is your chance to shine on the stage in front of 3000 startup-minded visitors and compete for prizes worth over 350,000 euros. The pitching competition has been part and parcel of the sTARTUp Day festival since its inception, with its scale […]
How to raise a deep-tech unicorn? A million-dollar question that everybody is looking for the answer to. During the panel, you will hear the journeys of raising funds from three different perspectives: Spaceit – a startup that just raised 1M€, litegrav.ai – a startup that is in the middle of raising funds and an investor […]
Have you ever wondered what a science startup looks like? Or maybe been a fan of space? During the Pitching Hero competition, you’ll have the chance to listen to the pitches of 10 startups that are currently in S2B Launchpad incubation at Tartu Science Park, ESA BIC Estonia or Tartu University spin-off program. Come and […]
Bercman Technologies just made an IPO, moved to new offices and is growing in light speed. They are solving important problems for society. The team is working towards the dream to make traffic accidents a thing of the past. The company creates innovative solutions to increase traffic safety to eliminate all traffic-related fatalities. Mart Suurkask […]
