Travel to the future and unravel the mysteries of the universe: technological expositions at the RUSSIA EXPO
Modern technologies know how to surprise. You can make sure of it at the International RUSSIA EXPO. Guests will be able to control the city of the future, make a virtual journey and even listen to a lecture from a real robot.
Visit the city of the future
VEB.RF presents its exposition Cities Come True for Life at the RUSSIA EXPO. The guests will travel through time to see how Russian cities are changing and developing. From the noughties visitors will find themselves in a modern metropolis, and then they will be transported to the future. Thanks to modern technologies, guests will be able to manage the city of the future, as well as create their own version of such a megalopolis, walk along its streets and even take fantastic selfies.
Special attention is paid to the development of health care. For example, guests will be able to see a cardio chair, which will perform an ECG in just a minute. You can find such a chair in public places of large Russian cities. In addition, the exposition will tell about technologies that help to make our homes and apartments more comfortable and cozy.
Evaluate the smart capital
The Smart City pavilion is a bright multimedia exposition of Moscow technologies. It will be interesting for both residents and guests of the capital to visit it. Here you can learn how artificial intelligence copes with managing Moscow’s traffic, what technologies help public transport drivers and ensure passenger safety. Guests will also be able to ride in a driverless cab, which will appear on the country’s roads in the next 10 years.
It is especially nice that the entire Smart City space is interactive: you can run the transport network yourself, digitize the Ostankino district, find and "defuse" malfunctions in houses. At the end the guests will visit a VR-cinema.
Let’s fly into space
The Roscosmos exposition is created for those who dream of exploring the universe. Virtual and augmented reality complexes, interactive simulators, as well as many space exhibits, including a nuclear unit and space station room are waiting for guests. And there is also a unique photo zone Gagarin’s Capsule, recreating the structure of the Vostok-1 spaceship.
The most inquisitive minds can even listen to a lecture about the universe delivered by a robot, as well as learn a lot of interesting things thanks to interactive screens.
Sergei Yursky and Natalia Tenyakova are a rare example of a couple who managed to preserve both love and creative partnership.
The workshop "Toy for the City" took place on July 4 at the National Centre RUSSIA as part of the educational programme of the exposition "The Birth of Scale".
