Home
For international students
Lithuania's leader in electrification market, ABB, has established an electrical drives laboratory at VILNIUS TECH
- Programmes in English 2025/2026
- Admission 2024/2025 Scholarships
- For exchange students
- Free Movers
- Transfer studies
- Erasmus+ studies and traineeships
- Mentor programme
- Student testimonials
- Accommodation
- Career Services
- Medical Care
- Immigration Regulations
- Leisure and Student Activities
- Useful information
- VILNIUS TECH for Creators of Tomorrow
- Mental and spiritual support
- Representatives Abroad
- Contacts
- Computer Engineering
2023-10-06
Lithuania's leader in electrification market, ABB, has established an electrical drives laboratory at VILNIUS TECH
On October 3rd, the robotics, electrification, and automation technology company ABB opened the electrical drives laboratory at the Faculty of Electronics Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VILNIUS TECH). In doing so, the company solidified its partnership with VILNIUS TECH, which aims to promote engineering sciences and technological progress in Lithuania.
"We have no doubt that the new ABB electrical drives laboratory will provide students with the opportunity to share knowledge and technological innovations, helping them acquire practical skills applicable in their professional careers," said Justinas Pesliakas, the Business Director for Electrical Drives and Motors at ABB.
In this laboratory students will have a chance to learn and conduct laboratory work using state-of-the-art equipment widely used in the industrial sector. The university as donations will receive ACS880 educational stands for electrical drives, electric motors, smart electric motor monitoring sensors with access to a monitoring platform, AC500 programmable logic controllers, smart energy consumption meters, and electrical engineering components. According to ABB's electric motor sales specialist Ovidijus Grigas, this equipment will be continuously supplemented, updated, and improved with technologically innovative solutions.
One of the expectations of this collaboration is the opportunity to participate in scientific research and innovation projects. According to Professor of VILNIUS TECH Dr. Sonata Tolvaišienė, this partnership will give VILNIUS TECH students a chance to address technological challenges and broaden their knowledge. Such a laboratory at the university can open doors for students to participate in internships, practical experiences, projects related to real technological problems and solution implementation. This provides students with an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience and understand how their knowledge can be applied in real-world business settings.