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Defence Innovation Day 2026 - Tallinn Creative Hub
SEP
Mon
21
10:00 - 16:00

Starts in 1 month from now

Location

Tallinn (EE)

Kultuurikatel / Tallinn Creative Hub, Kursi 3, Tallinn, Estonia
Programmes
Defence EDF NATO-EDA

The event is organised by Tehnopol together with the NATO DIANA Estonian Accelerator and is designed to connect research organisations, innovative companies, investors, public authorities and end-users working in defence and security. The programme includes keynotes, panel discussions and startup pitching sessions, with confirmed speakers from the Estonian Ministry of Defence, the Estonian Defence Forces and NATO DIANA.

The programme will address highly topical issues, including:

  • Who Builds, Who Scales: Inside Defence Innovation
  • Battlefield Innovation: Lessons from Ukraine
  • Protecting Society: From Hybrid Threats to Infrastructure Security

Participation is free of charge, but registration is mandatory and subject to approval. More information and registration are available at https://www.tehnopol.ee/en/event/defence-innovation-day-2026-178607/. For questions, the organiser lists Kati Kirsipuu at Tehnopol: kati.kirsipuu@tehnopol.ee.

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