For four days, the Brno Exhibition Centre showed the future of industrial technologies. The stands of 1,356 exhibiting companies were viewed by more than 55 thousand visitors, mainly technicians and businessmen who need to quickly implement technological innovation into practice. The future of industry was also discussed at accompanying conferences focused on the energy and defence industries - sectors that are of utmost importance for the Czech economy.

Key topics for MSV Brno 2025 included Industry 4.0 and the Digital Factory, focusing on automation, robotics, and AI. Other major themes were digitalization, circular economy, and energy efficiency, along with specific industrial sectors like mechanical engineering, electronics, and 3D printing (additive manufacturing). The fair also featured the International Fair for Transport and Logistics, adding themes related to transportation, warehousing, and logistics. 

Czech National Exposition introduced new visual identity

It has become a tradition that the state's offer to entrepreneurs is gathered in one place at MSV. The Czech National Exposition at the 66th MSV was a joint presentation of 13 state institutions under the leadership of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and served as a comprehensive platform for supporting Czech entrepreneurs and exporters. In one place, they found information on all forms of support, from product development to certification to the journey to foreign markets. For the first time, this exposition was presented with the motif of a unified visual style of the central state administration bodies of the Czech Republic.

An important part of the Czech National Exposition was the presentation of successful examples of Czech innovations and technological progress, which can inspire further development of the industry. There were examples of applications of 5G networks and hydrogen technologies or a model of the completion of the Dukovany NPP. The successful Contact Ukraine project, which connects Czech and Ukrainian companies, continued in the vicinity of the Czech National Exposition.

Source: BVV, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic

Compiled by the CzechTrade Baltics team