Successful examples of robotization at enterprises were discussed at the Exposition
On May 14,
an expert panel "High-tech Solutions in Industry: Robotics" was held in
Pavilion No. 75. Representatives of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade
together with experts discussed steps to increase the number of robots at
enterprises and analyzed examples of successful robotization.
Earlier,
the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin signed a decree "On the
National Development Goals of the Russian Federation for the Period until 2030
and for the Prospect until 2036", in which he instructed to ensure that by 2030
the Russian Federation will be among the top 25 countries in the world in terms
of increasing the density of robotization.
Alexander
Lvov, Deputy Director of the Department of Machine Tool Building and Heavy
Mechanical Engineering of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian
Federation, spoke about the changes that will take place within the framework
of the President's instruction.
"We are
already working on the creation of a new national project. As part of it, a
separate federal project will be established, aimed at increasing the level of
robotization. I would like to note that there are now successful examples of
regions where robots are being made and implemented. These are Moscow, the Perm
region, the Chelyabinsk region and the Republic of Tatarstan," said Alexander
Lvov.
He added
that companies from the regions annually give a good increase in the production
of robots and demonstrate positive dynamics.
The event
was also attended by Viktor Tolmachev, Deputy Chairman of the Board of the
Robotics and ICS Consortium, Konstantin Shipulin, CEO of Robot Plant LLC, Denis
Khudyakov, CEO of Robotech LLC, Maxim Chugunov, CEO of Promobot LLC, Anton
Suryaninov, CEO of Eidos Robotics LLC, Airat Faskhutdinov, Director of the
Technology Center of Kamaz PJSC, Maxim Gurbashkov, CEO of Innodrive LLC, and
Sergei Dallada, Director of the Industrial Robotics Development Center of
Innopolis University.
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