Hungarian innovations took center stage at the Scientific and Technological (TéT) Conference organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. We showcased the Smart Hungary 2.0 exhibition, created at the ministry’s request, at Óbuda University.
The exhibition presents 24 national developments and products, focusing on four areas: buildings and homes; cities and mobility; health and lifestyle; and agriculture and industry.
The selection criteria emphasized high added value and showcased the unique aspects arising from Hungary’s economic and geopolitical situation. Hungarian developers and designers possess insider knowledge of the world’s most advanced regions while also deeply understanding situations where resources are scarce, requiring a different approach to innovation. The most exciting projects reflect this dual perspective. The touring exhibition will be available in several European cities, including Brussels, Ljubljana, Munich, Târgu Mureș, and Bratislava, starting in the second half of 2024.
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We created an international touring exhibition from Hungarian innovations
Hungarian innovations took center stage at the Scientific and Technological (TéT) Conference organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. We showcased the Smart Hungary 2.0 exhibition, created at the ministry’s request, at Óbuda University.
The exhibition presents 24 domestic developments and products, focusing on four areas: buildings and homes, cities and mobility, healthcare and lifestyle, agriculture and industry.
The selection criteria emphasized high added value and showcased the unique aspects arising from Hungary’s economic and geopolitical situation. Hungarian developers and designers possess insider knowledge of the world’s most advanced regions while also deeply understanding situations where resources are scarce, requiring a different approach to innovation. The most exciting projects reflect this dual perspective. The touring exhibition will be available in several European cities, including Brussels, Ljubljana, Munich, Târgu Mureș, and Bratislava, starting in the second half of 2024.
