The 2025 InnoVEX, the annual startup exhibition held concurrently with COMPUTEX Taipei, this year features eight top Czech startups at the Czech Pavilion, organized and promoted by CzechInvest, the Czech Economic and Cultural Office, and the innovation ecosystem platform Startup Kitchen, covering fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), smart manufacturing, digital applications, automation, space technologies, and robotics.

Inovec Technology brings to the table this year the Dynamic Virtual Sensor that allows “highly flexible” collection of “easily interpretable data” from manufacturing, providing owners with better insightof the factory floor, while Robo Twin brings no-code robotics to the manufacturing industry, allowing workers to “teach” robots, without any prior knowledge of programming.

Czech companies have developed vertical AI, or AI used for vertical-specific use cases, such as Cognivibe’s AI-powered mental performance tracker, coaching workers to improve focus, reduce fatigue and boost productivity; Kompenzo’s “risk-free” claims management system, which uses a regulation-compliant business model on a no-win, no-fee basis, to make rightful compensation claims for personal injury more accessible to the majority of people; and PalmApp’s workforce system utilizing internal AI platforms to facilitate corporate communication internally.

Czech startups are turning their eyes to aerospace development, with Stellar Exploration developing advanced space subsystems such as high-performance batteries, power control and distribution units (PCDU) and scalable electric power systems (EPS), while Xtend Design provide space and tech companies comprehensive architectural, products, graphis, web, and branding designs.