SVOS Přelouč is a renowned and purely Czech company with more than 30 years of tradition. The production program is very broad despite considerable specialization. An important chapter in SVOS' activities is the development and production of military special vehicles. The result is the MARS 4x4 series of vehicles, on which the RBS 70NG air defence system from the Swedish company SAAB is integrated in the MSHORAD version. This assembly was awarded the "IDET Gold" award in 2023. 

For the past six years, the Polish 6th Airborne Brigade has been operating a fleet of domestically produced AERO 4x4 airmobile vehicles (designated KAFAR AERO KHZJ7A). These vehicles are used for transporting troops, equipment, and supplies during airborne operations, as well as for towing various types of artillery weapons.

DENIOS is a traditional exhibitor at PYROS in Brno, presenting a wide range of products for storing or handling hazardous substances or occupational health and safety at the fair. DENIOS, based in Strakonice in South Bohemia, where it has been operating since 1998, is part of a German group whose subsidiaries and production facilities can be found all over the world.

Kärcher Futuretech GmbH (KFT) is a German company specializing in the development, production, and distribution of decontamination and supply systems. Their portfolio caters to both armed forces and military organizations worldwide, as well as civil protection agencies.

At MyDefence, we specialize in next-generation solutions for detecting and neutralizing drone threats. Combining advanced radio frequency technology with rapid response capabilities, we develop tools designed to meet the challenges of modern warfare and security.

Representatives of cities and municipalities are invited to URBIS, a trade fair and conference focused on smart solutions for cities and municipalities, which will take place on 10-12 June 2025 at the Brno Exhibition Centre.

This year the URBIS trade fair, supported by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, should host a large delegation of representatives of cities from the Western Balkan countries.

Lovers of traditional patchwork, art quilts, and contemporary abstract textile work did not miss the chance to discover new trends at the Brno Exhibition Centre—this time, for the first time, in the beautiful Pavilion A1. The 17th edition of the Brno Patchwork Meeting featured around 30 galleries from individual artists and art collectives from all over the world. In total, 200 artists were represented, showcasing over 700 original quilts of various sizes, themes, and techniques. The exhibition attracted over 4,000 visitors.

Another charitable project during BPM was the initiative of the First Moravian Patchwork Club, whose members created handmade toys featuring animal motifs. On Sunday, Lenka Smetanová, a representative of the club, presented around 30 original toys to the Kociánka Center in Brno, which provides rehabilitation and educational services for children and adults with disabilities.