Our work

At the Vilnius City Museum exhibition dedicated to Vytautas Kernagis, one of the many exhibits illustrating the maestro’s life stands out for its sound.

Sometimes, the world around us—with all its scents, sounds, people, and colors—can become overwhelming. That is why it is essential to stop and consciously find calm at the right moment. The tunnels of the Bastion of the Vilnius Defensive Wall are mysterious yet welcoming, and within one of these underground niches, the “Niche of peace” has found its home.

In the depths of the Bastion of the Vilnius Defensive Wall lies not only the legendary Basilisk but also five talking exhibits. We invite visitors -primarily those with visual impairments – to touch these tactile models, which have been specifically crafted as replicas of the original artifacts.

The Bastion’s underground tunnels have a love for stories – so we’ve created five audio stations, each sharing a unique tale. Discover the secrets of the Bastion itself, the nearby Subačius Gate, the legendary Winged Hussars, Braun’s Map, and the ancient Cannon that has stood in these depths for centuries.

This project features a specialized humidifier designed to preserve moss art while simultaneously maintaining optimal humidity levels within the room. It was custom-engineered specifically for the company’s unique moss installations.

Touching and hearing the inhabitants of the Baltic Sea isn’t exactly easy. But you’re still curious, aren’t you?

What did January 13th, 1991, actually sound like? You can experience the story and feel the profound significance of Defenders of Freedom Day at the old LRT Radio entrance, now home to the January 13th Memorial Station.

Gardening and horticulture are riding a massive wave right now, but why not try turning this craft into an even more effortless pursuit?

At the World Expo 2020 in Dubai, the Lithuanian pavilion showcased the futuristic “Portal”—a project that resonated across the globe.

Project “pOrtal” is a virtual bridge that allows you to look into another corner of the world in real-time – even if it’s thousands of miles away.

The booth showcases and presents seven innovations and technological solutions born in Lithuania, accompanied by an interactive quiz-style game.

The Nevada desert, scorching heat, and a four-meter-high, seven-meter-wide eye, featuring 300 rotating hands inside.

Would you like to taste the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty? Or perhaps Gediminas’ Tower? Breakfast will never be the same again!

A composition only one-third of a millimeter in size is an exact replica of the nativity scene located in Vilnius Cathedral Square: every figure has been downsized 10,000 times.

A completely different music creation experience and entertainment for events. It consists of three interactive panels made up of 40 different tiles.

Mandalas drawn in the sand and a home interior piece that creates a meditative atmosphere – this is the simplest way to describe the sand plotter, which allows you to create custom patterns on quartz sand right in your own home.

A unique innovation that can infuse any beer with selected flavors and ingredients just before serving. This device is the result of a synergy between business, modern technology, and science, allowing for a bold and innovative step into the food production industry.

The choice of the sculpture’s shape was no accident – it is the iconic symbol of this musician, recognizable to every one of his fans. In the rain, the symbol of love turns purple, as if purple rain had fallen from the sky, just like in Prince’s 1984 hit “Purple Rain.”

This house is flown and lifted to heights of up to half a kilometer by a single hot air balloon. Houses are typically built to stand still for as long as possible, not to fly. But if a house is meant to take to the air, the entire construction must be reimagined.

A rocket-shaped soapbox racer built for the Samsung “Galaxy S10 Rocketmen” team for the Red Bull Soapbox Race.

A four-meter diameter LED screen with a resolution of 6,724 large pixels.

An original and creative solution for presenting information in an engaging way while enhancing the office interior.

A can-shaped reverse vending machine designed for use at festivals to encourage the deposit of drink containers.

A map of Vilnius created using natural moss grown in the wild.

The trunk is made of natural wood, while the leaves are crafted from stabilized, wild-grown foliage.

The car travels at a speed that matches the mobile internet speed at its current location – converting megabits per second directly into kilometers per hour.

Using cutting-edge technology, scientists and students from the VILNIUS TECH “LinkMenų fabrikas” recreated the Shrine of Divine Mercy in virtual reality, providing the opportunity to view the 3D-reconstructed Image of Divine Mercy within the digital space.

The PrintaPrint device has been redesigned for ultimate portability, featuring a sleek modern aesthetic and simplified maintenance.

Thanks to the electronics specialists at VILNIUS TECH “LinkMenų fabrikas,” the bird living in this birdhouse can not only “dance” and chirp but do so at specific, pre-programmed times.

Creative Lithophane 3D lamp-making workshops for seniors aim to spark interest in technology and encourage active engagement in technical activities among the elderly.

During these workshops, participants develop an understanding that everyday household items that are no longer functional or needed can be repurposed to create the most unexpected objects or interior design elements.