On display there were at least 1 300 pieces of hi-tech products including technical products and improved goods which scientists, technicians and teachers of more than 40 units of the State Academy of Sciences including the Bioengineering Branch, the Automation Institute, the Institute of Mining Machinery, the Control Machine Institute and University of Sciences developed and introduced into various fields of the national economy.

The exhibition was divided into panels of IT, bioengineering, Nano-technology and technical engineering.

During the exhibition the participants shared their successes and experience gained in developing and introducing hi-tech.