Create a dream city and test a time machine: VEB.RF at the RUSSIA EXPO
The first movie in Russia created using artificial intelligence can be seen at VDNH. A radial screen with a 270-degree view in just a few minutes will show how life in cities has changed over 20 years. One of the most technologically advanced pavilions - the exposition of the State Development Corporation VEB.RF "Cities for Life Come True" - will begin its work at the RUSSIA EXPO (Pavilion No. 59).
The guests will get acquainted with technological innovations in healthcare, smart homes, projects of university campuses and schools, and new tourist opportunities of Russian cities.
In the Interactive Urban Space zone, visitors will learn which city has the least noise and where public transportation works best. And with the help of a 3D game, you can create your own dream city on a huge screen.
In the Healthy City zone, guests can see the technological capabilities of domestic medicine and make an electrocardiogram (ECG) on their own in a special cardiac chair.
The Smart Home zone presents a virtual control room, which keeps an order in the apartment building and analyzes the state of communications. All exhibits are Russian developments and digital solutions.
It is also possible to try your hand at city management in a game form - for example, to build an energy supply system for the city or to organize waste disposal.
The pavilion also has a zone with board games and two VR-spaces for children. Here they can build a robot or try their hand at 3D animation.
The point of attraction of the whole exposition is a real Time Machine! Visitors to the pavilion will have to answer a few questions - and the artificial intelligence will help to generate an image of the future and see themselves in it. The artificial intelligence will collect data for 6 months and later on will visualize Russians' vision of the cities of the future.
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