The exhibited item is a 3D scanner, a device used for digitising spaces and objects. It works similarly to a camera that captures an image but, in addition, records the distance (depth) of each point, creating a three-dimensional model of the environment in all directions within a single scan.

The exhibit presents embedded computers, a key element of modern technologies. It showcases the development of rugged systems for medical, military, and aerospace applications and offers visitors the opportunity to assemble their own device.

ŠKOLA WELDING offers professional courses and certifications in the fields of welding, NDT (non-destructive testing), and advanced welding personnel qualification. Building on the legacy of ŠKODA WELDING, the company operates within the Science and Technology Park in Dobřany.

Discover the phenomenon of superconductivity – an example of innovative technology of the future: the train levitates and moves without friction. Superconductors open the way to fast and environmentally friendly transport of the future.

Excellent solutions not only for households, combining attractive design, practicality, functionality, and the option to customise details according to customer preferences.

The virtual exhibit demonstrates the use of augmented reality (AR) in industry: data visualisation in space, remote support, navigation, 5G localisation, T-Cloud, data centres, and warehouse connectivity — all designed for efficient digital operations.