From July 10 to 12 in Yekaterinburg, on the grounds of the country’s main industrial exhibition INNOPROM, a conference on the application of new industrial technologies will be held.
From July 10 to 12 in Yekaterinburg, on the grounds of the country’s main industrial exhibition INNOPROM, a conference on the application of new industrial technologies will be held. The organizer of the conference is the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia.
PLENARY SESSION ON DIGITALIZATION OF PRODUCTION
It should be noted that the goal of the conference is to create conditions for building the technological sovereignty of Russian industrial enterprises. The uniqueness of the event lies in the unification of the participants in the development of technological sovereignty: representatives of science, industry and the state. The event is being held as part of the execution of President Vladimir Putin’s instructions following the results of the Journey into the World of Artificial Intelligence conference.
The program for the conference on new industrial technologies includes 20 round tables on modern means of production, digital solutions, robotics, additive manufacturing, new materials, unmanned systems, industrial software and international cooperation in these areas.
The plenary session will consider the issue of digitalization of production. This issue is especially relevant as companies today are actively introducing new technologies, including big data analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, robotics, augmented reality, the Internet of Things (IoT), 3D printing, and computing. on the cloud.
The event will be attended by heads of industrial enterprises, representatives of the IT sector and heads of digitization departments of the largest industrial and technological leaders in Russia.
KEY TO COMPETITIVENESS
“Digitalization is the key to industrial competitiveness. On behalf of the President of Russia, this year’s business program of INNOPROM is enriched by the Conference on New Industrial Technologies”, said Vladimir Dozhdev, Director of the Department of Digital Technologies of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia. – The event covers a variety of topics: big data, Internet of things, additive manufacturing, new materials, virtual tests, tools through which the industry today enters a new technological paradigm. We have a great opportunity to bring business, science and young scientists together on the INNOPROM site so that new developments find application in the industry.”
“I consider it important to discuss at INNOPROM the system tools for the transition of Russian industry to sovereign national industrial software,” said Ekaterina Solntseva, Director of Digitization at Rosatom. – After the first import substitution projects that were implemented on the site of the industrial centers of competence, industrialists and developers, with state support, must take the next step and achieve widespread use of software from Russian developers for development and production of industrial products. . This approach is a condition for the sustainable development of production in our country”.
THE GUARANTEE OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL SOVEREIGNTY OF THE COUNTRY
“Digital transformation enables a single company, its products, businesses and operating models to be holistically transformed, to create new sales channels and solutions aimed at increasing revenue and, as a result, increasing the value of the company,” explained Mikhail Lifshits, President of the Board of Directors of ROTEC, one of the headliners of the congress.
“Progressive advances in the field of industrial production help to significantly improve the efficiency and quality of production processes. In many ways, they are the key to the formation of the country’s technological sovereignty. At the conference, technological leaders will share their experience in implementing digital production, import substitution of industrial technologies, building systems for end-to-end interaction of information technologies”, summed up Anton Atrashkin, Director of INNOPROM Programs.
