The Tekhnopolis Moskova Special Economic Zone in Moscow stands out not only for producing education technologies but also for shipping these products to markets outside Russia. On August 24, Maksim Likusov, Moscow’s deputy mayor responsible for transport and industry, announced that companies in the zone had increased production of high-tech equipment for kindergartens, schools, colleges and universities.
Companies in the zone produce interactive panels, digital laboratories, laser workbenches and educational kits. Likusov said these products are listed in the registers of Russia’s Ministry of Industry and Trade and have been included in the Education Ministry’s official list for use in equipping schools across Russia.
Innovative products developed at Tekhnopolis Moskova are shipped to countries including Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Armenia.
Used in more than 120,000 classrooms across Russia
In July, Neks-T commissioned a robotic production line for liquid-crystal modules. These modules could later form the basis of interactive educational complexes and other equipment to be used in schools.
The company’s product portfolio includes more than 45 types of devices, including interactive panels, monitors, monoblock computers, interactive tables for children and projectors. Neks-T’s interactive complexes are used in more than 120,000 classrooms across Russia.
Educational kits shipped to more than 70 regions
The Scientific Entertainment company prepares educational kits to help students prepare for their final examinations. Its chemistry kit for ninth-grade students covers the entire curriculum.
Using the kit, students can carry out qualitative reactions to identify cations and anions, use indicators, and experiment with methods for separating mixtures and purifying substances. The kits also enable them to build functioning electrical circuits, measure the acceleration of free fall and test the law of conservation of energy.
The company’s products are shipped to educational institutions in more than 70 regions of Russia.
Laser equipment for colleges and universities
Lassard supplies colleges and universities with robotic cells as well as workbenches for laser cutting, welding, engraving and marking.
The company’s “Laser Classroom” solution includes personal protective equipment, measurement and control devices, consumables and application instructions. It has also developed a virtual simulator for training in laser cutting and engraving.
Students using the simulator learn to control laser power, workpiece processing speed and other operations.
More than 240 companies operate at Tekhnopolis Moskova
Akademiya-T produces sports, protective and therapeutic nutrition products. The company offers protein products for children over the age of 11 that contain no artificial sweeteners or colorings and are enriched with vitamins and minerals.
The Tekhnopolis Moskova Special Economic Zone is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Established as a launchpad for innovation, the project later developed into one of the key centers of domestic industry.
More than 240 high-tech companies operating in microelectronics, equipment manufacturing, biomedicine, information technology and robotics are based across 10 sites covering a total area of more than 430 hectares. More than 33,000 skilled jobs have been created by these businesses.
The Moscow administration aims to increase the production of innovative goods and expand their presence in foreign markets through support measures and initiatives in the zone. The work contributes to the national “Efficient and Competitive Economy” project.
