Self-driving cars: This robot driver cruises through snow and ice
Finnish researchers have been testing a winter-proof autonomous car on public roads.
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Finns chill out quantum computers with qubit refrigerator to cut out errors
Refrigeration discovery could help pave way for viable quantum computers.
Borderless banking: Estonia's e-residents can open accounts without going there
Estonia is expanding its digital residency with a new business banking scheme.
Airport facial recognition: Could it spell the beginning of the end for passports?
Like several airlines, Finnair is testing facial recognition on passengers at airport check-ins but its approach in Helsinki differs subtly from the others.
'We're opening up our data': This power firm is letting anyone plug into its figures
Offering open-use terms, near real-time access, and APIs, Finland's electricity grid operator says it's the first European country to open up national electricity data.
Could smartphones replace datacenters? These Finnish researchers think so
Researchers think they've found a way of using the vast untapped resources of processing power in smartphones and IoT devices for large-scale number-crunching.
This app is trying to kill the car, and Helsinki is doing its best to help it
Using the Whim app, Helsinki becomes the first city to try out an all-inclusive mobility service covering public transportation, taxis, and even car rentals.
Poor smartphone signal, battery life? This breakthrough antenna could be the answer
Aalto University researchers in Helsinki have come up with a new antenna design that has wide potential performance benefits for smartphones.
Don't try talking to the driver: In Nokia city Espoo, robot buses now cruise the streets
After a pilot scheme in Finnish capital Helsinki in August, electric driverless buses are now plying a new test route in Nokia's Espoo heartland.
Now parents can unleash ex-Nokians' Snowfox to track their kids' movements
The Snowfox trackerphone from Nordic IoT startup Haltian is designed to help parents keep in touch with their children, while monitoring their whereabouts.