
The competition brought together specialists, students and foreign participants and will last until October 3.
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The first International Championship of High-Tech Professions "TechnoLogically" is taking place in Moscow.
MOSCOW, September 25 - RIA Novosti. The first International Championship of High-Tech Professions "TechnoLogically", bringing together enterprise specialists, students of specialized colleges and universities, as well as participants from other countries, started at key industrial sites in the capital, said Anatoly Garbuzov, Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the City Department of Investment and Industrial Policy (DIPP).
The competition will last until October 3. Participants will complete practical tasks in 10 areas of modern industry.
“The city actively supports enterprises that introduce innovations and creates conditions for training specialists. The competition tasks of the TechnoLogical championship are as close as possible to the real conditions of high-tech enterprises. Participants will maintain and program robots, create digital models and solutions based on artificial intelligence. The best developments will be implemented at enterprises in Moscow and other regions,” Garbuzov said, as quoted by the press service of the city’s DIPP.
He emphasized that Moscow is a major center of competence in Russia, and 767 thousand people are employed in the capital's industry - every 10th working Muscovite.
Specialists in the field of industrial design and development of big data models will compete in the ZIL technology park, and professionals in the field of vertical transport will compete in the practical training center “Professions of the Future” in Pechatniki.
The platform for the “Design of Cyber-Physical Systems and Robots” direction will be the special economic zone “Technopolis Moscow”. Additive technology machine operators will test their skills at the flagship practical training center of Moscow colleges, Rudnevo.
The Federal Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems, subordinate to the Moscow Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development, will hold a competition for the UAS Maintenance Mechanic competency.
"TechnoLogically" will become the qualifying stage of the International Championship of High-Tech Professions "High-Tech: Skills of the Future." Winners and runners-up in four categories will have the right to take part in the final.
In addition, a business program is also planned for the championship. Experts will discuss personnel training, the development of robotics, the introduction of artificial intelligence in industry and other technologies.
It is clarified that the championship was organized by the Karacharovsky Mechanical Plant with the support of the capital’s Department of Investment and Industrial Policy and the ANO “Agency for the Development of Professional Excellence.”
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