Children's "Quantoriums" have been included in the list of Russia's achievements
For several years now, Russia has been developing a unique children’s project that has no analogues in the world — federal technology parks for children known as "Quantoriums".
"Quantoriums" give talented schoolchildren the opportunity to learn, develop and master new technologies under the guidance of teachers from leading Russian universities. It is possible to study nanotechnology, robotics and create one’s own virtual reality systems on the basis of children’s technoparks.
Training in "Quantoriums" helps schoolchildren to discover their talents and realize their potential, and their developments become the basis for a technological breakthrough in the future. Right now, for example, young engineers are creating innovative ground transportation systems and working on unmanned aerial vehicles. They are developing virtual, augmented and mixed reality applications. They are also studying and using geo-information technologies and much more.
The implementation of the federal project "Quantorium" will help to involve two million gifted children.
We would like to remind you that you can get acquainted with the projects that change the lives of all citizens for the better and that make the whole country rightfully proud on the website "Achievements.RF".
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