The head of the Diplomatic Mission Garbuzov spoke about the work of Moscow enterprises in the field of microelectronics

Moscow enterprises are developing breakthrough solutions in the field of microelectronics, applying promising technologies in their daily work and mastering the production of modern products. This was announced by the Minister of the metropolitan Government, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy (DIPP). Anatoly Garbuzov.

He recalled that, in accordance with the instructions of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the development of high technologies, including microelectronics, was recognized as one of the key areas of the city's strategy until 2030. "Thanks to support measures, enterprises regularly produce competitive and innovative solutions that help develop the country's technological sovereignty," Garbuzov said.

As an example, he cited the capital's NTC Modul company, which has developed a universal microcontroller for use in various industries, from the automotive industry to robotics. The product can work in more than 10 scenarios.: from sleep mode with ultra-low power consumption to high performance mode. It can be used, for example, to control the body electronics of a car, an industrial manipulator or a robotic arm. The microcontroller can also be equipped with metering devices, security and fire alarm systems, multimedia telecommunication devices.

In turn, SAUK creates advanced RFID readers and tags. The developments can be used for automation of production facilities, warehouses and checkpoints.

The company, in particular, has released a high-frequency RFID reader for desktop use with a range of up to 5 cm. The short-range and verified directional pattern of the built-in antenna ensures high accuracy of identification and encoding of UHF RFID tags. The device can operate in Bluetooth Low Energy virtual keyboard mode with a desktop or laptop computer, smartphone or tablet, regardless of the operating system and software.

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