Eight new companies join the Tehnopol AI Accelerator

Eight new companies have joined the latest cohort of the Tehnopol AI Accelerator, developing solutions that range from reducing teachers’ workload and making enterprise AI use safer to automating audits, documenting cloud infrastructure and cataloguing second-hand items more efficiently.

The AI Accelerator helps technology companies developing strong AI-based solutions bring their products to market. During the programme, teams receive support in developing their business models and products, validating customer needs and testing their AI technology. They also work with experienced mentors and industry experts.

Eight companies join the new AI Accelerator cohort

DoksOps automatically generates audit-ready documentation and compliance evidence from a company’s AWS cloud infrastructure. The platform connects to an AWS account with read-only access and can produce architecture documentation, diagrams, disaster recovery plans and evidence supporting compliance with ISO 27001, SOC 2 and NIS2 requirements in around 35 minutes. The solution is already in production and available on AWS Marketplace.

Aelethion helps companies use artificial intelligence safely and under control across the organisation. Its product, Athena, provides visibility into how AI tools and agents use data and what actions they take, enables approval processes to be defined and maintains the oversight needed for security and compliance. The aim is to help companies adopt AI more widely without excessive manual supervision.

PunanePastakas helps STEM teachers assess handwritten schoolwork and prepare learning-focused feedback for students. Teachers take a photo of a student’s work, after which the AI evaluates it according to the teacher’s own assessment criteria and creates a draft response. The teacher can then review, edit and approve the result. PunanePastakas has won the Estonian President’s Education Hackathon and is currently being tested by around 40 teachers across Estonia.

AveoTech develops AI agents that automate workflows related to requests for quotations, pricing and procurement. The solution is designed to manage the process from an enquiry arriving in the inbox through to a completed and signed quotation.

Mergo combines customer feedback with product analytics to help companies understand which problems they should solve first. Its AI analyses sources such as customer support requests, reviews and surveys, groups feedback into themes and connects it with product usage data. This gives teams a prioritised view of the most important problems, supported by evidence and an estimate of the potential value of solving them.

Auctologue uses AI to aggregate and organise research results collected from relevant sources for antiques, collectibles and second-hand goods, turning them into professional product descriptions. The platform analyses photographs of items, brings together information gathered from relevant sources and transforms the findings into detailed, search-friendly listings. Originally developed for the auction sector, the solution can also be used in e-commerce and by vintage and second-hand retailers.

Atlaswiki helps make company knowledge more reliable for AI. The platform structures organisational information into clear, attributable facts, identifies contradictions and helps keep knowledge up to date through regular reviews. This gives companies higher-quality source information for their AI solutions and helps improve their reliability.

Kimova AI is developing an AI-powered co-auditor that automates routine and time-consuming compliance audit tasks. The solution is designed so that AI supports the auditor’s work while all substantive and final decisions remain under human control.

Good luck to all the teams, and we wish you a successful accelerator journey! Keep an eye on our channels, as we will definitely be sharing updates on how the teams are doing.

The AI Accelerator is part of an AI development programme launched with the support of the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications. At the end of the programme, a jury selects up to three startups developing AI technologies with the strongest business potential, each of which can receive a €10,000 development grant.