Companies of #brnoregion
The #brnoregion innovation ecosystem is breathing thanks to companies and institutions from both the private and public sector. Meet them. Does it make sense for your company to be listed here? Get in touch.
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ABB
The Brno manufacturing plant for switchgear, transformers and MV sensors is the largest MV and HV instrument transformer manufacturing facility in the world.
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Acam Solution
The mission of Acam Solution s.r.o. is to enable the future world to prosper without limits and dependence on human labour by integrating modern technologies, especially robotics and automation.
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AdvaScope
We see what others do not. AdvaScope is developing particle detectors for electron microscopy whose exceptional sensitivity and speed surpass current solutions.
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Alda Games
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ANECT
Digitalization and automation of infrastructure and security
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ARBO Technologies
ARBO combines knowledge on urban forestry with modern technology to increase the efficiency and accuracy of tree data collection outside the forest. We provide tree specialists with SaaS-based technology to better assess the actual condition of specific trees.
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Artin
WE ARE ARTIN. An incredible team of high-quality software developers and IT business experts. During the past 25 years, we have grown to a workforce of more than 200 Artinians - software developers, project managers & scrum masters, business analysts, UX/UI experts and QAs.
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Asio
Wastewater and water treatment
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Atlas Copco
Atlas Copco is everywhere but not that visible. Our innovative and sustainable products enable everything from food production to space travel.
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Latest news from the ecosystem
20. February 2025
The First Czech Bio-Mission Will Test Sustainable Oxygen Production in Space
The first Czech bio-mission will test oxygen production in space via a microbiological experiment. The YSpace team, composed of students from Brno University of Technology (VUT) and Mendel University, will focus on utilizing cyanobacteria to produce oxygen during the CIMER mission. The experiment’s findings could contribute to more sustainable oxygen supplies for long-term space missions.