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The Ministry of the Economy and Innovation has allocated nearly EUR 15 million to 160 projects to encourage Lithuanian companies to implement non-technological innovations. Companies will be able to use this investment to develop brand, process, design and organisational innovations, the ministry sa...
The Innovation Agency is inviting startups in the EdTech and GameTech sectors to apply for funding of up to EUR 62,046.60 to develop innovative products or prototypes. This new call aims to boost innovation and support the growth of new companies, registered in Lithuania for less than five years. Ap...
„I am someone who uses any opportunity that comes my way and believes that participation is more important than the fear of losing,“ says Tameem Ansari M from Chennai, India. A KTU informatics student has already developed a prize-winning innovation, is heading towards the end of his bachelor’s at t...
Lithuanian space startup Astrolight has been selected as one of the top 10 innovators in NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator DIANA and will receive an investment of up to EUR 300,000, announced the Ministry of the Economy and Innovation.
Aviation security screening at Kaunas airport has become faster and more convenient for passengers, as three modern three-dimensional computer tomography-based aviation security scanners have been enabled at full capacity. During the check-in procedure, passengers no longer need to remove any electr...
InnoHub Lithuania has been officially opened in Silicon Valley (USA), the Ministry of Economy and Innovation reports.
Minister of the Economy and Innovation Aušrinė Armonaitė says she would like to see SpaceX expanding in Lithuania after she has recently met with Brett Johnsen, one of the executives of the US giant.
The first-ever Alter State Nordic-Baltic Women Innovation Sprint kicks off on November 19, 5 PM (EET). 33 formed teams, featuring more than 200 participants from 16 countries around the world, will meet for the first time this Thursday for the virtual opening event.
A band-aid that assesses pain levels quickly and accurately. Sustainable packaging made from tomato stems. A global platform that enables peer-to-peer sharing for travelling parents. All these and dozens of other ideas were developed during Women for Global Challenges innovation sprints in Lithuania...
There is still a lot of industry in Kaunas. A closer look reveals that there is also a lot of innovation going on in and around the city. These were the findings of a large delegation of Danish, Finish, Norwegian, and Swedish Chamber of Commerce participants during last Friday's visit to Lithuania's...
More and more Lithuanians are realizing their ideas with the help of crowd-funding platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo. Some of them are already planning for mass production following successful launch campaigns.
Cujo, which was named as one of the hottest up-and-coming startups at this year’s TechCrunch Disrupt conference, is setting up operations in Lithuania.
Agriculture has proven fertile ground for innovators and developers of smart solutions as well as investors eager to put their money into new technology. However, Lithuanian startups have so far shown little interest in the field.
Barclays is to open a new “Rise Vilnius” start-up hub in Lithuania’s capital this summer.
Vilnius Tech Park is to develop a smart garden lab that will develop new technologies for urban gardening and other green city projects.
Lithuanian entrepreneurs have taken the top four places in Forbes 10 most inspiring startups from the Baltics, with Daumantas Dvilinskas creator and CEO of TransferGo named the number one start-up in the Baltic States.
Lithuanian Company eSTAR sold 50% more tablets in 2015 than in 2014 despite the fact that the tablet market shrank by as much as 30% in many European countries last year.
A team of scientists led by the head of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture at Kaunas University of Technology has developed a concrete mixture which can be used to print houses with a 3D printer.
