digEST #12: Estonia's breakthroughs in defence tech and strategy
Dear e-Estonia community
This month, we turn the spotlight on Estonia's thriving defence tech sector and its growing global influence.
Also be sure to listen our podcast latest episode where we discuss how AI, drones, and augmented reality are revolutionising national security. Hear from experts like James Acuna , former CIA Senior Operations Officer, Ingvar P?rnam?e , CEO of Vegvisir, and Kadri Tammai , Regional Director at NATO DIANA . They share insights on blending cutting-edge tech with human oversight to enhance defence capabilities effectively.
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Team e-Estonia
In this episode, we discuss how modern technology is reshaping the future of defence. James Akuna, former CIA Senior Operations Officer, talks about?the critical balance between AI, drones, and human oversight in autonomous systems. Ingvar P?rnam?e, CEO of Vegvisir, shares how AR and VR are transforming battlefield awareness, drawing from his career at the Estonian Ministry of Defence. Kadri Tammai, Regional Director of NATO DIANA, highlights how NATO is driving defence innovation, focusing on dual-use technologies for both civilian and military applications.
An Estonian defence tech company is integrating AI with drones, with the war in Ukraine serving as its testing ground. Jaanus Tamm, CEO of DefSecIntel Solutions, shares insights into how their cutting-edge technologies are shaping the EU and NATO’s defence strategies.
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Milrem Robotics is set to transform the future of autonomous ground systems, pushing the boundaries of AI and unmanned technologies. With a focus on enhancing defence capabilities and exploring new civilian applications, the company is prioritising innovation and sustainability.
The Estonian defence industry is on track to reach a record turnover of €400 million this year, driven by innovation, increased defence budgets, and political support. With ambitions to hit billions by 2030, companies like SensusQ and Milrem Robotics are leading the charge by developing cutting-edge technologies and forming strategic partnerships.?
Vegvisir, an Estonian-Croatian defence tech start-up, has supplied the Australian Army with its Mixed Reality-based situational awareness solution, enhancing uncrewed and optionally crewed vehicles. CEO Ingvar P?rnam?e highlights the untapped potential in retrofitting outdated equipment with modern tech, extending its lifespan and capabilities.?
Until next month!
LEGAL ADVISOR, EX- E2 LABS, TRICONS, K N JWALA ASSOCIATES at NIM GANGSHA SOLAR, BHUTAN
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LEGAL ADVISOR, EX- E2 LABS, TRICONS, K N JWALA ASSOCIATES at NIM GANGSHA SOLAR, BHUTAN
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