From May 31 to June 2, Nizhny Novgorod hosted the Industrial Russian Digital Industry (CIPR) conference, where the results of the work of industrial competence centers (ICC) throughout the year were summarized and the main aspects of import substitution were summarized. the following years were determined. This was reported by the press service of the conference.
It was noted that this year, more than 7,000 people from 2,000 companies and 77 regions of Russia, as well as 8 foreign delegations (PRC, India, South Africa, Belarus, Iran, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Brazil) attended the conference. Within the scope of the business programme, 88 discussions were held with more than 700 speakers. In addition, 5500 m2 exhibition space and 102 stands with groundbreaking Russian solutions in the field of digital technologies.
At the same time, 63 agreements were signed during the conference, while 120 works of 40 artists were exhibited in the DECIPRALAND online museum. The main topics of the business program of the conference were the results of the year and the prospects for development in the field of import substitution in Russia, the development and dissemination of Russian software, digital solutions that affect the social economy, culture and trends.
Thus, on the second day of CIPR-2023, the main general assembly “Digital independence of industrial Russia” was held. Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin issued a number of instructions, including the launch of the second wave of projects for the development of IT solutions based on the recommendations of the ICC.
In addition, important market players made deals, presented new solutions and shared the results of their products. In addition to the work program, championships, festivals and sports competitions were organized within the framework of CIPR.
So, at CIPR-2023, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko opened the presentation of the international championship “Robot Battle”. He met the teams at the booth and watched the performances of the robots. In a specially equipped pavilion, participants held demonstration fights, and booth guests tried to control the robots on their own.
At Robofest, the best teams from the Quantorium children’s technopark in Nizhny Novgorod presented their projects. In addition, the “Future Games” tournament was held in phygital basketball. Phygital basketball.