Νew Technologies and Innovation Development in Russia

max steel wrote:Weird but Russia Deployable Anti-Tank HE Missile Rounds Combat Simulation .If the Russians could actually get this to work then this would be devastating,but one question.  Why would they use American C-5's as the deployment vehicle and then have Russian tanks as the aggressor force?






Done some digging, name of the guy is Dahir Semenov. An enthusiast, even patents his bizarre creations

http://www.findpatent.ru/patent/247/2473863.html

MOSCOW, January 30. / TASS /. Development of combat exoskeleton that will be controlled by thought, is conducted in Russian. This was reported by TASS head of development and production of medical equipment, instrument-making of the Joint Corporation (OPK is included in "Rostec") Alexander Kulish.

Organic semiconductor crystals promise a real revolution in organic optoelectronics. Source: Dmitry Yu. Paraschuk et al.
A team of researchers from the physical Department of Moscow state University together with Russian and foreign colleagues have learned how to grow organic semiconductor crystals with a record high svetoizluchayuschie ability, which promise a real revolution in organic optoelectronics. Moreover, they made a double breakthrough, applying for growing crystals is much simpler and cheaper technology that was considered dead. The results of their work, scientists published in a recent issue of the journal Applied Materials and Interfaces.
Organic optoelectronics is a rapidly developing area of research that promises to make available are lightweight, flexible and transparent electronic devices of new generation, such as organic sitetranslator and organic lasers pumped by an electric current — a cherished dream of any lasers. This is a very promising region due at least to its availability of organic semiconductors in principle, can even displace silicon from its electronic throne.

kvs wrote:Getting back to that retarded Bloomberg Innovation Index.   I cannot find anywhere a proper description of how
it is calculated.   Bloomberg documents only the following:

Viktor wrote:About 40-50 different types of Russian CNC machines Rogozin promised


https://youtu.be/ymoN9U3ay2s
https://youtu.be/lQSkQD4AR34
https://youtu.be/5CS4F553wwE
https://youtu.be/HfHk0dZXmmw

magnumcromagnon wrote:DIC has created a high-speed network for supercomputers

According to the head of Department, Ministry of communications hopes that the creation of the operating system will take part the maximum number of Russian programmers


MOSCOW, may 10. /TASS/. The new mobile operating system that will be developed in Russia on the territory of Innopolis focused on export. This was reported to journalists by the Minister of communications and mass communications of the Russian Federation Nikolay Nikiforov.


"Many of the media came out with headlines that the creation of the domestic mobile operating system. But online there is no a priori boundaries, all products must be global. On the contrary, we would like to see the Russian developers involved in creating the product that will be export-oriented, and ideally will become a platform for BRICS countries", - said the Minister.
Nikiforov stressed that only in this case the product will be "strong" and will occupy a sizeable share in the global market. Thus, according to the head of Department, Ministry of communications hopes that the creation of the operating system will take part the maximum number of Russian programmers.
The Minister said that he believes an open operating system, Sailfish one of the possible candidates to become the platform for further import substitution in the IT sector. "The investor today is not just talks about it and has already announced specific jobs," - said Nikiforov.

The Minister also said that the next meeting with the BRICS countries to participate in the project at the Ministerial level will take place on 7 October in Bangalore (India).
As previously reported, negotiations on the use of the generated OS is already underway with the developer of the smartphone YotaPhone, Yota Devices and Roselektronika".
The development center of the Russian mobile operating system launched in the special economic zone for IT companies Innopolis (Tatarstan). At the end of 2015 Nikiforov reported that for mass use in the Russian market of mobile devices with the independent OS Sailfish can begin in 2016.
Developed by Sailfish company Jolla was created by former employees of Nokia who participated in the development of OS with open source MeeGo. Now the headquarters of the company, shareholders of which are Russian and Chinese investors located in Hong Kong.

sepheronx wrote:Russian ceramic 3D printer.

sepheronx wrote:^ to compliment your post:

The development center of the Russian mobile OS launched in Innopolis

About this informed the portal of the Expert center of e-state". Thus the head of state extended deistie privileges for Russian IT-companies for another 5 years.

Currently for Russian companies, developing the domestic and accredited by the Ministry of communications and mass communications of the Russian Federation, are reduced insurance premiums: companies pay 14% instead of 30% of payroll.

In addition, employers have the right to include the cost of acquisition of the computer equipment in the composition of material expenses (for profit tax), and may also employ highly qualified foreigners to work in Russia in a simplified manner.

Under the old plans privileges for Russian IT-companies were supposed to gradually fade away starting in 2018: the authorities planned a rate increase on contributions for IT-companies to 21% in 2018, and then to 28% in 2019, 2020, starting with the planned return of the rate to 30%.

For the renewal of the preferential rates of 14% until 2023. earlier it was made by the head of the Ministry Nikolai Nikiforov. According to the results of the forum "Internet economy" held in December 2015, Vladimir Putin supported the proposal and instructed the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of communications and Ministry of economic development jointly with the Institute of development of the Internet "to submit proposals for renewal of the lowered tariffs of insurance contributions for domestic companies operating in the it sector".
Read more: http://www.vestifinance.ru/articles/71189

http://rostec.ru/news/4517775
Ramenskoye design Bureau (RPKB), which is part of KRET, is developing from scratch a highly reliable server operating system based on aviation technology.

Currently the company is working to expand the supported platforms and applications operating systems real-time (RTOS).

"We are working to create a highly reliable server operating system that would allow you to fend off software bugs in functional programs for the technologies adopted in the aviation OS. It will have its own code. According to our estimates, the system will be more than two times more reliable used today in the civilian sphere OS", – said the General Director of the Ramenskoye instrument-making KB Daniil Brenerman. Also on the basis of the aviation operating a real-time system is the development system for wearable mobile devices such as tablet, allowing you to guarantee the performance of critical applications and protection of information being processed.

As you know, aviation RTOS are the most critical from the point of view of quality and resiliency of the software elements.

"The level of fault tolerance RTOS should always be above the level of the block in which it operates, as any failure in its work leads to failure of the entire product. To confirm high-availability RTOS aviation should be developed for the strict requirements that subsequently evidenced by a certificate issued by an independent authorised organisations," explained the CEO.

sepheronx wrote: “Essentially everlasting data storage” developed in Moscow

Title is click bait but essentially Russian University created disk like CD/DVD/BR but of quartz and it can hold about 1TB of data.

sepheronx wrote: “Essentially everlasting data storage” developed in Moscow

Title is click bait but essentially Russian University created disk like CD/DVD/BR but of quartz and it can hold about 1TB of data.

kvs wrote:

sepheronx wrote: “Essentially everlasting data storage” developed in Moscow

Title is click bait but essentially Russian University created disk like CD/DVD/BR but of quartz and it can hold about 1TB of data.

So Russia has just invented the data crystal so common in sci fi TV shows and movies.  

Obama: "Russia does not make anything".

Me: "Go take a flying leap into a lake you trash talking retard, Obama".

Coined as the 'Superman memory crystal', as the glass memory has been compared to the "memory crystals" used in the Superman films, the data is recorded via self-assembled nanostructures created in fused quartz. The information encoding is realised in five dimensions: the size and orientation in addition to the three dimensional position of these nanostructures.

sepheronx wrote:This was built for....dun dun dun....the military (It was sanctioned by the group who is Russia's variant of DARPA.

So it probably wont make the civil market anytime soon.  Although, if a Russian company did start production on it (I imagine there is a few who could like Micran), would probably make a massive amount of money.

Siberian scientists have created an artificial heart they claim will be up to five times cheaper than its western alternatives. Doctors hope to test the first implants on animals this autumn.

The new artificial heart design created by a team of cardiologists from the Novosibirsk State Research Institute of Circulation Pathology was unveiled at a medical forum in Novosibirsk on Thursday.

According to the scientists, the artificial heart will have a unique design that will be different from other hearts available or currently being developed in Russia and abroad. The new artificial heart will also be cheaper.

“The cost of European and Russian counterparts start from $150,000,” Dr Aleksey Fomichev from the Novosibirsk institute told TASS. “Ours will be much cheaper, the approximate price is 2-3 million rubles ($31,000- 47,000)."

higurashihougi wrote:Before posting the link, allow me to mention that, Russia also pioneered in using metal rims and screw to treat bone fracture, and pioneered in laser surgery in eyes.

And now this.

5 times cheaper? Siberian artificial heart to challenge European implants