We are building the next-gen Estonian e-government and supporting the public sector’s artificial intelligence take-up
“The role model for governments should be Estonia, a country where almost every bureaucratic task can be done online.” – The New York Times.
We used AI to make X-Road services even better
Visualization of the cost of care and of financial indicators
Converting the Genome Center’s data into the OMOP format
We improved the overview of the museum’s common repositories
We used AI to make X-Road services even better!
How we improved the overview of the museum’s common repositories.
We helped to increase the quality of research conducted in Estonia.
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Dashboard showing costs of specialist medical care in Estonia
More public sector AI use cases
- Predicting the stability of museum artifacts and image analysis of historical photos and documents for Estonian National Heritage Board.
- Check the medical products naming conventions and risk model of an infringement of pharmacy pricing agreements for the Agency of Medicines.
- Woodcut output predictions and work planning automation for the State Forest Management Centre.
- Text analytics toolkit created by STACC and Texta OÜ used by several state institutions to improve the efficiency of their work processes and to automate routine activities.
- AI trainings for the Supreme Court of Estonia, the Information System Authority and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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X-Road Metrics Networking Visualization Instance
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What flies but is not a bird – artificial intelligence ‘Folli’ sees and knows
Artificial intelligence systems, known as ‘kratt’* in Estonian, are revolutionizing the way people tackle big, data-intensive, and repetitive tasks by providing faster and easier solutions. The government has a major role in developing these systems, as AI is increasingly being deployed in diverse areas. Estonia’s Heritage Board is one of the cultural institutions that recognizes
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How did STACC help the National Heritage Board to estimate the stability of museum objects using artificial intelligence?
Did you know that artificial intelligence can also be used in museums? The Estonian National Heritage Board launched an exciting project called kratt Sälli* whose purpose is to make conducting inventories in museums quicker and more convenient. Due to the large amount of museum objects, it is not feasible for museum staff to thoroughly examine
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Meet X-Road: Estonian official software platform for data exchange between public and private sector institutions
X-Road is a software framework that enables direct secure data exchange over internet between state and private organizations (hereafter “members”). It is the Estonian official software platform for data exchange between public and private sector institutions and enterprises. X-Road members can act as data clients or data providers or both. Data service providers make their
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“The cooperation, its intensity and quality were at a very high level and it continues to be a role model for other (RIA) projects. STACC’s participants took part in the project actively, presented their proposals for additional functionalities that were suitable with the project’s schedule and budget. I feel happy and recommend it!“
Toomas Möder, project manager at RIA
AI creates plays: How did STACC make robots to write, and act plays inspired by Chekhov?
Did you know that robots aren’t just made for scrubbing the floors and other types of dirty work? They can be used to do lots of other exciting things, like theatre. To break the cult of robots scrubbing floors and mowing lawns, MEDIT researcher Liina Keevallik took it upon herself to do something particularly cultural and beautiful with robots – robot theatre.
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