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Datel developed a new map application for Statistics Estonia that visualizes data from various areas of national statistics that are published in the Statistics Estonia database. The map application allows to view data mainly from counties, but also from local governments.This gives a good overview of the data for the whole of Estonia and at the same time analyze and compare the data of the selected region with other regions.

The Visit Estonia website received a Bronze Egg in the website category at Estonia's biggest creativity festival, Kuldmuna, in 2025! The tourism website was designed by Trinidad Wiseman and developed by DATEL.

The new Visit Estonia portal conveys emotions and encourages visitors to explore Estonian culture, nature, and food through inspiring content and visuals. 

We are excited to announce our participation in the Supply, Security & Defence EXPO 2025 from May 14-16 at Bekkeri Port in Tallinn.

Aimo Kõva, Director of International Operations and Business Development at Datel AS, will present practical case studies demonstrating the application of space data and introduce the remote monitoring services developed by Datel AS.

IT uudised has published a ranking of Estonian IT- companies that have won the most government procurements, with Datel taking first place! We are thrilled to continue our contributions to the development of the Estonian state. 

We are delighted to work with the government, as it inspires us and deepens our understanding when tackling challenges for our business clients.  Estonia's leadership in e-government ensures that public sector projects are often cutting-edge and forward-thinking. We highly value long-term partnerships and sincerely thank all our clients and partners for their trust and fruitful cooperation!

Tallinn Digital Summit, is the annual event hosted by the Estonian Prime Minister. Event gathers leaders from the world's most digitally innovative countries, international organisations, academia, and the private sector, all of whom play a crucial role in addressing the challenges and shaping the future of digital innovation. 
On November 20th, the Estonian ICT Cluster Side Event titled "Shortcuts to a Resilient Digital Society" took place. Datel was among the participating Estonian companies, and our Director of International Operations and Business Development,  Aimo Kõva , discussed the important topic of critical infrastructure monitoring based on satellite data and also identifying illegal buildings.

The fourth instalment of the “Software Defined Space Conference” (SDSC) series organized by Enterprise Estonia, Estonian Space Office and Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications is dedicated to the critical realm of cybersecurity in space.

Oliver Stimmer, Head of Datel's Space Domain, participates in the "AI and Software Defined Space" panel.  In addition to discussing the strategic use of AI to tackle complex problems, Oliver highlightes the economic potential of AI solutions and their future applications.

We will present the satellite-based remote sensing monitoring services  at International Astronautical Congress IAC2024 in Milano.

2017 Datel opened the Space Domain and started cooperation with the European Space Agency. Sille.Space, an international Early Warning System for infrastructure monitoring was launched.

A consortium consisting of companies and universities from three Baltic countries started the "Earth Observation Baltic Platform" project on behalf of the European Space Agency (ESA). The goal of the cooperation project, which will last until May 2025, is the creation of a remote Earth monitoring platform based on European Union satellite data and the integration of various services into it.

According to Urmas Kõll, head of the ICT company Datel, in which Estonia participates in the pan-Baltic consortium, this is another important step in the development of the company's services based on satellite data.