AHF News 2018

11/15/2018 – Hungarian Business Promotion and Development Campus

The Hungarian Embassy in DC held an informative event introducing Hungarian inventions and an artist’s rendition of this new campus that will be built on the Shoemaker Street Embassy grounds and completed in the spring, which will help innovative Hungarian businesses showcase their products and gain a foothold in the United States.

Some of the Hungarian innovations presented were:

Some of the Hungarian innovations presented were:

  • “SignAll” computer technology to help deaf students communicate with others by interpreting their body motions;
  • Conduit, a head phone that translates sounds to the bone instead of the ear channel;
  • Virtual reality vision gear for architecture design;
  • Medical beam technology for (relatively) non invasive veterinary surgery;
  • Cutting edge monitoring and analyses of huge databases.

AHF Board members Dr. Imre Nemeth, Zsuzsanna Dreisziger and Gyula E Balogh (the latter 2 are also leaders of the Hungarian Innovation Center, Inc in NJ and NY) attended the event and offered their cooperation and support. World famous pianist Ádám György played on a space age piano invented by a Hungarian, Gergely Bogányi, H.E. Ambassador Szabó, and Dr.Laszló György State Secretary for Economic Development discussed the innovative spirit of Hungarians and matching innovation with business.

H.E. Ambassador Laszló Szabó and State Secretary Dr. László György, AHF Co-President Gyula E. Balogh (center)
AHF Co-President Balogh, Board Member Zsuzsanna Dreisziger Petra Schmitt, Miami Hungarian Consul, Eva Voisin Honorary Consul and husband Paul
World famous Hungarian pianist Ádám György playing his own composition


Join and Support Us Online!

Join online!

[<< Back to All AHF News]


More news

All news and statements