Vilnius-Lublin Portal, whose screen offers a view of Lublin, Poland—from where, in turn, one can look back at Vilnius.
Client: Bertelsmann Foundation – change magazine
The VDC3 AI Factory Building beneath the TV tower of Vilnius, a historical place of the fight for freedom and independence of Lithuania
Dovilė Gaižauskienė & Liucija Sabulytė, AI-related project managers at the Innovation Agency of Lithuania
Vilinius: Šnipiškės, which is also referred to as the new center of the city.
Employees at the AI and software Start Up Vilantis
Water treatment plant in Vilnius, which is partially run by AI, which saves huge costs
Daniel Naumovas, Lithuania’s Deputy Minister of Health, who is driving the digitalization of the healthcare system with his expertise as a physician and researcher.
Staff members at Unit D of the Vilnius municipal administration, who analyze the condition of roads, buildings, and parks using automated drone flights.
The Women Go Tech Foundation team, working at the Co-Sharing place Rock It.
Their mission is to navigate women towards careers in tech
Jarūnė Preikšaitė, Board Member of Women Go Tech
Vilnius Municipality: Daniel Kazlaukas, CTO, with the fact-checking app KOVAS, which exposes fake news about Vilnius.
Children playing in front of old Soviet architecture
Ieva Dunčikaitė, Program Lead at Transparency Lithuania, looks out from her office's roof hatch. In the background is the tower of St. Nicholas Church.
Edvinas Grikšas, Lithuania's 35-year-old Minister of Economy
Old and new Vilnius
Benediktas Girdvainis, 26-year-old innovation officer to the Minister of Economy Edvinas Grikšas, in front of the VDC3 AI Factory
