Moscow presented its developments at Innoprom

At the 16th Innoprom International Industrial Exhibition, the capital presented a number of developments, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said in his channel in the Maks messenger.

In total, the capital's stand houses more than 50 exhibits from 38 companies representing key industries such as radio electronics, pharmaceuticals and medicine, electric vehicles, robotics and vertical transport. Among them are advanced solutions from 15 residents of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ.

Among the achievements of the capital's developers in the field of microelectronics, one can see Russia's first high-speed optical transceiver, the first AI accelerator on a domestic chip, and a photonic integrated circuit that increases the data transfer rate up to 100 times compared to traditional devices.

The medical technology segment includes equipment for infection control, developments in the field of assistive technologies and medical cybernetics, as well as the country's first cardiopulmonary resuscitation device.

The participants of the Moscow Innovation Cluster demonstrated a robotic arm and a cleaning robot, a powerful energy storage device based on supercapacitor technologies, as well as a propulsion system for reliable operation of satellites weighing over 200 kg in Earth orbit.

According to the mayor of the capital, participation in Innoprom will allow Moscow manufacturers to establish new business ties, as well as discuss joint projects, including with foreign companies.