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The Russian government is actively promoting the digitalization of the economy and the introduction of autonomous transport systems.
Unmanned systems in Russia are not only being implemented in various sectors of the economy for monitoring, but are already on the roads for transporting passengers, cargo and delivering goods, said Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
According to him, today in Russia such breakthrough solutions are being created that change the face of the future, such as civilian unmanned systems.
“They are used in various industries, for example in forestry. To monitor the environmental situation. To assist in search and rescue operations, in our agricultural sector. In some regions, they are already used for the delivery of goods. Unmanned trucks are taking to the roads,” Mishustin said during the Digital Solutions forum.
He noted that more than a hundred highly automated tractors are being tested in Russia.
Also in Moscow, a hundred unmanned taxis are already available for order, and the number of delivery robots - rovers - has already exceeded a thousand throughout the country.

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