Slovak scientific and research institute, established in 1990, has developed a novel highly effective device using the magnetic field to damp vibrations and to reduce concurrently the natural frequency of the system. The novel vibration damper can be used wherever it is advisable to reduce the vibration transmission to the environment, and thereby to reduce the emitted noise.

A team of breeders from the Slovak research institute in cooperation with Slovak university has managed to breed a new variety of Amaranthus cruentus L., which is a very promising crop for the future thanks to its valuable characteristics in combination with adaptation to a wide range of growing regions. The institute was established in 1990, aimed to solve actual problems of genetics and breeding of selected agricultural crops, forest and fruit trees.

Contamination of water is a global problem. Among the most frequently occurring contaminants in water are heavy metals such as arsenic, antimony, cadmium, mercury, chromium ions, nickel, lead and others, as well as waste products from various industrial productions. The proposed technology represents highly effective and inexpensive method of removal of such contaminants.

The main activity of Slovak company is solving complex technical problems of their clients and work on the technically challenging projects across all the industry sectors. The standard serial hardware or software is not sufficient for such projects, so they require custom made hardware and software, which works together and thus solves the particular problem of their client. The company solves such projects by development of custom hardware and software. Particular projects are so different between each other, that it is hard, almost impossible to find their common denominator.