Trialoog

Renske Martijnse-Hartikka and Jaanus Müür join host Peeter Vihma to discuss how cities can manage and scale urban drone operations.
Society
06.05.2025
Podcast: how can cities scale drone use?
TalTech professor Karsten Staehr and Trialoog editor-in-chief Silver Tambur discuss the future of Estonia’s economy, the government’s investment choices and tax policy. Photo by Kaupo Kalda.
Business
05.05.2025
Podcast: Estonia’s economy – turning point or tipping point?
Will humans remain in control? The technological future of a small state depends on our ability to use artificial intelligence transparently, securely, and in a way that strengthens democracy. Photo: OpenAI
Society
02.05.2025
AI at the gates: friend or foe to small-state sovereignty?

Popular stories

Andres Krumme | Photo: TalTech
Opinion
17.04.2025
Andres Krumme: Faith in science and science in faith
Tanel Alumäe. Photo: TalTech
Science
07.04.2025
The capabilities of large language models have left linguists astounded
From left: Co-founders of Nanordica Medical: Dr. Anna-Liisa Kubo, Dr. Olesja Bondarenko, Dr. Grigory Vasiliev. Photo: Renee Altrov
Business
04.04.2025
The wound dressing brought a TalTech alumnus an innovation award

Business

TalTech professor Karsten Staehr and Trialoog editor-in-chief Silver Tambur discuss the future of Estonia’s economy, the government’s investment choices and tax policy. Photo by Kaupo Kalda.
Business
05.05.2025
Podcast: Estonia’s economy – turning point or tipping point?
KindelAI asutajad Indrek Reimann ja Andrei Aksjonov toovad tehisaru auto kapoti alla – eesmärgiga muuta diagnostika ennetavaks ja juhile nähtavaks. Foto: Erakogu
Business
30.04.2025
AI peeks under the hood
MindChip’s robotic vessel navigates autonomously on the water’s surface, monitoring its surroundings and responding to situations without human intervention. Photo: MindChip
Business
29.04.2025
AI takes the wheel
According to Siim Täkker, founder of R8 Technologies and a TalTech alumnus, the solution is based on machine learning that adapts to the building’s behavior and surrounding conditions. Photo: R8 Technologies
Business
24.04.2025
Artificial intelligence as a building assistant
Kuressaare College’s hydrodynamics lab offers services to shipbuilders – from computational simulations to complex experimental testing. Photo: Karl-Kristjan Nigesen
Business
23.04.2025
Saaremaa – the mecca of small craft
Students from TalTech’s Tartu College developed a machine vision–based quality control system capable of automatically detecting knitting defects on a production line. Photo: TalTech
Business
16.04.2025
From curiosity to innovation, from school to factory

Opinion

Juta Asuja. Photo: Rauno Liivand
Opinion
01.05.2025
Juta Asuja: How to get young people into engineering?
Mari Öö Sarv. Photo: TalTech
Opinion
22.04.2025
Mari Öö Sarv: When will I pay for the Earth’s burden?
Ago Luberg. Photo: Karl-Kristjan Nigesen
Opinion
21.04.2025
Ago Luberg: AI engineers are Estonia’s next Tiger Leap

Trialoog's focus: artificial intelligence

According to Siim Täkker, founder of R8 Technologies and a TalTech alumnus, the solution is based on machine learning that adapts to the building’s behavior and surrounding conditions. Photo: R8 Technologies
24.04.2025
Artificial intelligence as a building assistant
Sven Nõmm | Photo: TalTech
16.04.2025
Sven Nõmm: AI came, saw, generated – what’s next?
Tanel Alumäe. Photo: TalTech
07.04.2025
The capabilities of large language models have left linguists astounded

Science and collaboration

H2CoVE partnerite kohtumine Tartus. Foto: TalTech
Science
24.04.2025
Hydrogen connects: five countries, one goal
Schneider Electric Eesti is supporting TalTech’s Tartu College with a building automation system demo kit. Photo: TalTech
Science
24.04.2025
A collaboration that transformed technical education in Tartu
Estonian Cell factory from a bird's-eye view. Photo: Estonian Cell image collection, Jarek Jõepera
Science
16.04.2025
The Engineering Academy´s best practices in the development of project-based and problem-based learning
Dr. Kärt Mätlik leads TalTech’s new neuroepigenetics research group, which seeks ways to maintain brain health at the cellular and genetic level. Photo: TalTech
Science
15.04.2025
Whispers of genes: TalTech’s research opens the door to the secrets of brain health
Dr. Kaida Kaeval at TalTech's new Fiber Optic Communications Lab, where solutions are being developed to enhance the security and resilience of the digital infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region. Photo: TalTech
Science
15.04.2025
Researchers strengthen the digital infrastructure and connectivity of the Baltic Sea region
Ground station on the Mektory roof. Photo: Rauno Gordon
Science
10.04.2025
TalTech is contributing to the space sector with chips, solar panels, and satellites

Society

Renske Martijnse-Hartikka and Jaanus Müür join host Peeter Vihma to discuss how cities can manage and scale urban drone operations.
Society
06.05.2025
Podcast: how can cities scale drone use?
Will humans remain in control? The technological future of a small state depends on our ability to use artificial intelligence transparently, securely, and in a way that strengthens democracy. Photo: OpenAI
Society
02.05.2025
AI at the gates: friend or foe to small-state sovereignty?
EExperts gathered at TalTech’s “Resources in Circulation” conference to discuss how to valorize resources more intelligently – and why Estonia should lead the circular economy, not lag behind it. Photo: Arno Mikkor
Society
25.04.2025
Waste recycled, CO₂ laid to rest