The new interactive exhibition at the National Technical Museum presents a part of the Czech Innovation Expo project from 2018 dedicated to the history of Czech science and technology. With the help of the latest technologies, visitors can get acquainted with 9 personalities and their inventions or discoveries, such as Otto Wichterl, František Křižík or Josef Sousedík, and 7 selected industrial brands, such as Škoda, Koh-i-noor or Baťa. The pictograms used on the panels of the exhibition are a "small encyclopedia" that combines modern audio-visual art, design and technology.

The exhibition is organized by NTM on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Petr Tučný (1920–2012), a leading figure in Czechoslovak industrial design. Tučný's authorial work and pedagogical activities also exceed the boundaries of the domestic design scene. In his designs of tools and instruments, he based on the latest findings in neurophysiology and aesthetics. Subsequently, he developed a remarkable design activity in the field of vehicle development and collaborated with many domestic manufacturers. The exhibits are selected from the extensive estate of prof. Tučný, promised as a family gift to the NTM industrial design collection.

The exhibition is showing protective equipment, which was developed by Czech companies in response to spread of Covid-19.

"Glory of Amateur Photography” exhibition pays tribute to photographers organized in Czech photo-amateur clubs. Since its birth, amateur photography has signifi cantly infl uenced the development of Czech photography, its application, meaning, and form. Amateur photographers practiced photography as a hobby, but devoted a lot of time and energy to this noble pastime. their work was often excellent for its time. Yet the vast majority of authors have been forgotten and their photographs have largely been lost. This exhibition is a reminder of a major era of Czech photography.