Spacecrafts, robots and virtual sports: Industry Days at the Samara region stand
Lectures and meetings with representatives of the business
community, quizzes and presentations of future projects await guests at the
Samara exposition. The Days of Entrepreneurship, Industry and Labor are held
here. One can see models of spacecrafts, a robot assistant and get acquainted
with regional brands.
The stand of the Samara region is made in the form of the
famous Ladya boat. Here guests can see the launch of a rocket into space on the
screens with 3D effect, take part in win-win lotteries and quizzes and, of
course, get acquainted with the beauty of the region.
There is a lot of things for tourists in the region. For
example, a variety of architecture: from spectacular Art Nouveau buildings to
ancient courtyards, where time seems to have frozen since the pre-revolutionary
era. It is impossible not to appreciate the beautiful monuments of wooden
architecture. Samara is also famous for its creative residences and the
Samarskaya Luka (Samara Bend) National Park. This picturesque place is called the
natural "Kremlin" of the Volga region.
Also, at the stand you can see scientific and industrial
achievements of the region. For example, a model of the AIST-ST device for
observation from space and a robot-assistant: at the exposition Dobot moves
cubes, but in reality, its application is much wider. For example, it will be
used in the assembly of small spacecraft.
During the Industry Week, there will be thematic
masterclasses, intellectual quizzes and prize giveaways from regional
manufacturers and the "My Business" center. Young people will be able
to take part in career guidance quizzes. And the youngest guests can always
play virtual games: there are basketball and football, hockey and tic-tac-toe.
The II Open Dialogue "The Future of the World. A New Platform for Global Growth" will take place at the National Centre RUSSIA in Moscow from 27 to 29 April.
A ceremonial phaeton from the mid-19th century, decorated with gilded bronze and red velvet, took part more than once in the coronations of Russian emperors.
