New Delhi hosted one of the year’s most prominent technology gatherings in February, and Estonia made its presence felt.

From 16 to 20 February, the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi brought together governments, innovators, and industry leaders from across the world — among the high-profile attendees were several global heads of state, and CEOs of leading AI labs. Estonia participated with a national pavilion showcasing five companies spanning digital health, enterprise AI, financial compliance, and IoT-driven digital transformation.

The Estonian stand drew attention, including a visit from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the President of Estonia, Alar Karis, who briefed the delegation on Estonia’s digital governance model and the capabilities of the participating companies. The summit also generated enquiries from Indian entrepreneurs exploring Estonia’s e-Residency programme, Startup Visa framework, and opportunities to scale into the European market.

Estonia’s AI edge

Vinod Basliyal, Chief FDI & Export Representative at Enterprise Estonia, notes that the moment carried strategic significance: “The President’s participation in the AI Tech Summit in India aligns meaningfully with the momentum created by the India–EU Free Trade Agreement. This development reinforces our shared commitment to deeper bilateral cooperation. India offers vast market potential for Estonian innovation-driven companies, while Estonia provides a dynamic and digitally advanced ecosystem for Indian entrepreneurs and startups seeking to expand and scale globally.”

Here is a closer look at the five companies that represented Estonia in New Delhi.

• Crowdin is an AI-powered localisation platform that helps development and content teams translate products into hundreds of languages without slowing down their workflows. With over 700 integrations and AI models from providers including OpenAI and Anthropic, it automates the entire translation pipeline from code repository to published content. The company reports that up to 95% of AI-generated translations are ready for immediate publication. Founded in Ukraine and now headquartered in Estonia, Crowdin serves over a million registered users globally.
• Better Medicine is a Tartu-based healthtech company building AI-powered diagnostic tools for radiology. Its flagship product, BMVision Kidney, is the world’s first CE-certified AI solution for detecting malignant kidney lesions in CT scans, having demonstrated a 99.2% detection rate and up to 52% time savings for radiologists in clinical evaluations. The company takes a multi-organ approach to cancer diagnostics and holds clinical partnerships with institutions, including Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Tartu University Hospital.

• Digiotouch is a deep-tech company specialising in secure digital transformation for industry. Its Paradise IoT Platform delivers cloud-based remote monitoring, device management, cybersecurity, and machine-learning-powered data analysis to clients in manufacturing, robotics, and industrial automation. The company is currently active in nine EU-funded R&D projects and also offers an enterprise AI assistant built on open-source generative models with a strong emphasis on data privacy.
• LEI Register provides Legal Entity Identifier registration and renewal services to businesses worldwide. LEIs are globally mandated codes required for participation in regulated financial transactions, enabling transparent identification of legal entities across borders. Founded in Tallinn in 2018, LEI Register has served over 200,000 businesses across 35 countries and processes roughly one in every five LEI registrations globally. The company already has an active presence in India.
• Documental is a clinical decision support platform for mental healthcare. Built to WHO standards and structured around ICD-10 diagnostic criteria, it guides psychiatrists and other mental health professionals through evidence-based diagnosis, treatment planning, and care management — reducing the reliance on habit and memory during time-pressured consultations. The platform includes a patient-facing module for self-assessment and tele-mental health access, and was founded by Professor Eduard Maron of the University of Tartu and Imperial College London.

Delivered from Tallinn, the message in New Delhi was clear — Estonia is open, digital, and ready to partner. The country has already been leading in AI adoption, placing it in the national school curriculum and building an AI-ready digital governance system, as well as boasting a robust tech sector.

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