Sobyanin spoke about the advanced developments of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ residents

Residents of the Technopolis Moscow Metropolitan Special Economic Zone (SEZ) have become the authors of a number of new breakthrough technologies that can be used in Russian industry. This was stated by Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.

According to him, this year the SEZ enterprises have patented several high-tech products. In particular, one of the residents "has developed a unique touchscreen display that can be controlled using gestures," Sobyanin wrote on his channel in the MAX. The device is "suitable for demonstrating three—dimensional images": at school, it "can be used to visualize educational material," and in industry, "to simulate complex production processes," the mayor noted.

Another company has created a device to automate the process of pressing buttons on the control panel. According to Sobyanin, the product "will be used in conjunction with industrial equipment and will significantly increase production efficiency."

Another Technopolis Moscow resident presented three developments, including an educational kit for learning the basics of aerodynamics. The kit includes laboratory work and a course on programming the control board of aircraft.

According to Sobyanin, during the work of Technopolis Moscow, its enterprises "have brought over 700 results of intellectual activity to the market." The Moscow Government supports SEZ residents by providing tax preferences and benefits.

Earlier in December, Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of the capital for Transport and Industry, said that Metanephros, a resident of Technopolis Moscow SEZ, was the first company in Russia to receive a registration certificate for hemodialysis equipment. The device created by the company purifies the patient's blood in acute and chronic renal failure. "The planned production capacity is from 500 to 1,000 such systems per year," Liksutov said.

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