Organisers

The AI & Robotics Estonia (AIRE) centre is committed to increasing the competitiveness of Estonian industrial companies by helping them adopt AI and robotics solutions. At AIRE, you will find inspiration and practical knowledge on how to test and implement novel solutions in your company. Every day, we invest in innovation in Estonian industry and help take it to the wider world.

The aim of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications is to increase the competitiveness and sustainability of Estonian businesses and thereby the prosperity of the people. We are a country that promotes entrepreneurship, innovation and a sustainable economic model, and one of the biggest challenges for our economy is to become a high value-added country. It is important for us that our business exports grow, our business environment is attractive, our information society develops and our infrastructure works in all circumstances.

Tallinna Tehnikaülikool (TalTech) on Eestis ainuke tehnika- ja IT-teaduse ning -hariduse lipulaev, kust saab kõrgharidust kõigil astmetel inseneri- ja tehnikateadustes, infotehnoloogias, majanduses, loodusteadustes ja merenduses. TalTechi missioon on olla teaduse, tehnoloogia ja innovatsiooni edendaja ning juhtiv inseneri- ja majandushariduse andja Eestis.

The joint agency of EAS and KredEx contributes to the achievement of the long-term strategic goals of the Estonian economy. The aim of the Combined Agency is to support entrepreneurship and the improvement of living conditions in Estonia, to increase our international competitiveness, visibility and attractiveness as a place to do business, live and study.

The Estonian ICT Cluster is an internationally recognised network of Estonian ICT companies and a developer and promoter of the future business of enterprises. The cluster is made up of members of the Estonian Information Technology and Telecommunications Union (ITL), who are helping to drive the digitalisation of other sectors of the economy. It is the digital transformation of industrial enterprises that will help them to produce smarter and more efficiently, and help our industries to compete internationally.

The cluster helps to initiate and manage industrial innovation pilot projects and to create cross-sectoral consortia involving research institutions within Estonia and internationally; organises matchmaking meetings with clusters and professional associations from other sectors and their companies; and also helps to raise the industrial competences of ICT companies through exchange seminars, training and international practices.

Confent is a conference and marketing company that organises inspiring and professional events in traditional, hybrid and virtual formats. Over the past decade, Confent has organised major internal and public conferences for renowned companies and organisations such as Telia, Cybers, Bigbank, Coop, Microsoft, Swedbank, Tallink, Auto-Bon, Tallinna Vesi, Harno and many others. We also cooperate with organisations such as ITL, EAS, e-Governance Academy, Estonian Association of School Leaders, Education and Youth Board and TalTech.