Rostec presented carbon products at the INNOPROM. Belarus exhibition in Minsk, created by the joint engineering center of Russia and Belarus. The site opened in 2025 with the participation of Shvabe holding and operates on a full cycle — from design to production of complex geometry parts. Specialists from the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Belarusian State University and medical institutions are involved in the developments.

The main medical novelty is a radiotransparent shelf-holder for angiography. Carbon does not absorb radiation, so there are no shadows or interference in images of arteries, veins, and capillaries. A pilot batch is currently being produced.

For communication specialists and power engineers, a mobile antenna mast was created. It is 4–5 times lighter than steel counterparts, can be assembled by one person, does not distort radio signals, and retains its properties at temperatures from −50 to +80 °C.

Another development is a protective casing for electronics. It will be useful for UAV components, vehicles, and robotics: it protects against mechanical damage, aggressive environments, and electromagnetic interference.

A separate direction is foot prostheses. They utilize the flexibility of carbon, which makes walking more comfortable.