Tamara Djurickovic

2 days ago | tech.eu | Tamara Djurickovic

Humanoid robots are designed to resemble humans in shape and movement, typically featuring a head, torso, arms, and legs. They’re built to operate in human environments, handling tasks from physical manipulation to social interaction. Although humanoid robotics has a long history, expectations were that from 2020 to 2025, the industry would enter a rapid growth phase (with projections of the global market to grow from $2.1 billion in 2020 to $7.9 billion by 2025).

2 days ago | tech.eu | Tamara Djurickovic

Switzerland's tech ecosystem is renowned for its innovation and substantial contributions to sectors like biotech, deep tech, and life sciences. The country has ranked first on the Global Innovation Index for 14 consecutive years, thanks to its strong research infrastructure, skilled workforce, and intellectual capital. Switzerland is quickly becoming a hub for deep tech, with significant investments in areas such as quantum computing, robotics, and biotechnology.

5 days ago | tech.eu | Tamara Djurickovic

Last week, we tracked more than 75 tech funding deals worth over €1.9 billion, and over 5 exits, M&A transactions, rumours, and related news stories across Europe. 📊 The top three industries that raised the most were software (€938.3 million), healthtech (€286.6 million), and energy (€262 million). Regionally, Ukraine tops the list thanks to Grammarly's $1 billion deal.

1 week ago | tech.eu | Tamara Djurickovic

Denmark’s tech ecosystem is thriving, particularly in green tech, healthtech, fintech, robotics, and AI. These sectors are supported by robust digital infrastructure, a skilled workforce, and forward-thinking government policies. Copenhagen remains the national startup hub, while Odense has rapidly emerged as a key European tech centre, especially in robotics, automation, and drone technology.

1 week ago | tech.eu | Tamara Djurickovic

Monitoring the technological ecosystem in Europe, much like in other sectors, reveals a significant development gap between major technological powers and smaller, less developed countries. These countries are making active efforts to leverage their unique advantages (such as compact territory, greater flexibility, adaptability, strong connectivity, and strategic geographic location) to build reliable and competitive tech ecosystems.