Vidas Raudonis

Agnė Paulauskaitė-Tarasevičienė

Tomas Iešmantas

Andrius Rapalis

Mantas Lukoševičius

Evaldas Vaičiukynas

Antanas Verikas

Rimantas Barauskas

Kristina Šutienė

Rimvydas Simutis

Robertas Alzbutas

Arūnas Lipnickas

Dalia Čalnerytė

Rimantas Butleris

Andrius Kriščiūnas

KTU researchers carry out most of their scientific activities in medicine. Researchers are applying AI technologies to disease diagnosis, medical image processing, and segmentation, developing different prediction models, intelligent patient monitoring, decision-making, and assistance systems. KTU researchers apply machine learning algorithms to diagnose oncological diseases, while also multiple sclerosis, solving the problem of artificial insemination.

Researchers are also developing innovative wearable health monitoring devices. Devices can assess the level of pain experienced by patients, monitor and evaluate the condition of patients with chronic kidney disease, and identify triggers for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation. Researchers at the KTU Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences have extensive experience applying nanotechnologies and AI technologies in radiology.

One of the most important strategic goals of the KTU AI Centre is to strengthen cooperation and create greater synergy between higher education and business. The experience of KTU researchers can be useful for the country’s business and industry sectors, moving their activities to a higher level of digitisation. AI researchers can develop intelligent solutions to automate or robotise different processes required for defect and anomaly detection, large-scale data processing, intelligent control systems, and more.

The application of artificial intelligence in the public sector has great potential. There are many areas in which AI solutions could contribute to more efficient decision-making, from traffic management, and intelligent parking systems to IoT technologies in physical devices (such as waste containers).

Unfortunately, when comparing the extent to which IoT solutions are applied in the economy or the private sector, the public sector in Lithuania integrates AI technologies rather slowly and cautiously. KTU artificial intelligence researchers aim to respond to the needs of both business and the public sector and offer them personalised solutions. University researchers have experience developing intelligent traffic control and monitoring systems, pension fund regulation models, forecasting and data analysis models for the State Tax Inspectorate, and others.

Besides the medical, business, and public sectors, the researches of University carry out in-depth fundamental and applied research in the communications, agriculture, legal and other sectors. KTU researchers have a lot of experience developing automatic Lithuanian language analysis tools, automatic Lithuanian text editors, intelligent systems for automatic management, information processing and control in crop production, animal husbandry, and forestry.