The Moscow Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has introduced a comprehensive training station for programming industrial robots, designed for use in schools, colleges, and universities. This innovative solution, developed by Techrored, a resident company of the SEZ, operates on a system registered in the national software registry. According to Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry, this initiative supports the city's efforts to promote the development of human resources for the industrial sector and enhance the prestige of engineering professions. The training station enables students to acquire additional skills and competencies in working with robotized devices, including programming robots for tasks such as welding, cargo handling, and obstacle avoidance. With this modular solution, users can write programs for various tasks and manage equipment, including robotic arms and welding machines. The Moscow SEZ, celebrating its 20th anniversary, has evolved into a key hub for domestic industry, with over 240 high-tech enterprises operating on its 10 sites, covering an area of more than 430 hectares. These companies are driving innovation in microelectronics, instrumentation, biomedicine, IT, and robotics, contributing to the country's technological sovereignty and the implementation of the national project 'Effective and Competitive Economy'.

Source: RIA Novosti