Drones are becoming an increasingly common sight in urban airspace – but what role do cities play in managing and expanding drone traffic? In the latest episode of the podcast "Innovation and Governance," we take a closer look at urban airspace, where new flying devices are constantly emerging.
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As drones become an increasingly common sight in urban airspace, what role do cities play in managing and scaling their operations? In this episode of TalTech's "Innovation and Governance" podcast, we turn our attention to the skies above our cities – spaces that are rapidly becoming populated with drones.
Is Estonia on the road to recovery – or drifting deeper into economic trouble? In the latest episode of "Majandusmikker", a podcast by TalTech’s School of Business and Governance, economist Karsten Staehr and Trialoog editor Silver Tambur weigh the country’s prospects.
TalTechi majandusteaduskonna taskuhäälingu "Majandusmikker" värskes episoodis vestlevad Eesti majanduse väljavaadetest ülikooli ettevõtlus- ja teadusportaali Trialoog peatoimetaja Silver Tambur ja makroökonoomika professor Karsten Staehr.
In May, a new rector will be elected at Tallinn University of Technology. The candidates are the current rector Tiit Land and academician and marine scientist Tarmo Soomere. You can watch the rector candidates' debate live on April 25 at 2:00 PM via Trialoog.
Tallinn University of Technology will host a public debate between its two rector candidates, Tarmo Soomere and Tiit Land, on Friday, 25 April, from 2.00 to 4.00 p.m. in the university’s main assembly hall; Trialoog will live broadcast the debate.
Students from TalTech’s Tartu College developed a machine vision-based quality control system capable of automatically detecting knitting defects on a production line. What began as a corridor conversation ended with a real industrial solution.
Until 8 May, applications are open for the European Space Agency’s business incubator in Estonia – ESA BIC Estonia. The programme welcomes startups that are using or developing space technology – or discovering that their solution might work beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
On March 28, the Chairman of TalTech's Board, Heiti Hääl, and Board member Madis Margus introduced the university's rector candidates at a press conference – the current rector, Tiit Land, and academic Tarmo Soomere are running for the position.
One must believe that in Estonia's nuclear energy debate, it is possible to thoroughly discuss all possible arguments for and against.