Νew Technologies and Innovation Development in Russia

sepheronx wrote:There has been various news about them.  But you will have to scavenge around sdelanounas to find them because they all fell under either innovation or production.  And of course, lots of news flows through that site so it is buried in there.

Flanky wrote:Anyone heard about Russian Industrial robots? AvtoVAZ was supposed to work on several models but that was some years ago and i cannot find anything new on this issue...

The Agency for strategic initiatives (ASI) has prepared a program that by 2035 the country could receive
Russian programming language ,
secure quantum communication
and even the ability to travel through time and space teleportation ( WTF journo misse something?

These developments provided the "National technology initiative", and there is nothing supernatural. For example, Chinese scientists have dealt with problems of teleportation over long distances.
Funding is only one of the directions of the road map for the next three years is estimated at 11 billion rubles, including private investment, writes the newspaper "Kommersant". The purpose of the implementation of the road map specified, in particular, the reduction in economic damage from cyber crime in Russia from 0.1% of GDP 0.05% of GDP by 2035.

MOSCOW, 28 Jun – RIA Novosti. Physicists from Institute of nuclear physics, Moscow state University have created an algorithm that allows you to use the power graphics cards in personal computers for quantum calculations, which allows a standard PC dozens of times to overtake powerful supercomputers, according to a paper published in the journal Computer Physics Communications.
"We had speed and could not dream. The program works so that 260 million complex of the double integrals on the desktop it thinks for three seconds. My colleague from Bochum University, unfortunately, recently deceased, conducted similar calculations with one of the largest supercomputers in Germany. And what his group is seeking for two or three days, we do it in 15 minutes without spending a penny", — said Vladimir Kukulin Institute of nuclear physics of Moscow state University named after M. V. Lomonosov.
Kukulin and his colleagues at the Institute of nuclear physics has been able to achieve a similar result through the use of special algorithm that allows them to convert the complicated equations of quantum mechanics in simple matrix that fits in the computer's memory, as well as through the use of GPGPU technology – use of graphics cards as separate computational modules.

As the scientists explain, modern computer processors are able to execute in parallel, only a small number of operations, whose number is usually limited by the number of nuclei, whose number does not exceed 20-30 for the most expensive CPU. The video processors and the video card, on the other hand, contain thousands of parallel computational modules able to execute a primitive computation.
Scientists from Moscow state University have developed an algorithm that allows to use these modules to calculate the quantum equations, which were formulated in the 60-ies of the last century, the Russian mathematician Ludwig by Fadeevym. They describe the process of collision of quantum particles with each other and other objects, and to date, it is impossible to calculate without the use of a supercomputer because of their extreme complexity.


Using your own version of these equations, adapted to work with GPUs, group Kukulin were able to achieve almost 400 times faster in computation speed compared to a single core of a conventional processor using a GeForce GTX670, a relatively old and weak by today's standards accelerator. In this state, according to physics, ordinary personal computer is ten times faster than the supercomputer.
"This work opens up entirely new avenues in the analysis of nuclear resonance and chemical reactions. It can also be very useful for solving a large number of computational problems in plasma physics, electrodynamics, Geophysics, medicine and many other fields of science. We want to organize something like training courses, where researchers of various scientific directions of the peripheral universities that do not have access to supercomputers could learn to do on their "desktops" same thing we do," concludes Kukulin.

The advanced research Foundation and all-Russian scientific research Institute of aviation materials (VIAM) to conduct joint research on development of advanced metal-particle materials and the development of additive technologies for the production of complex machine parts and mechanisms. With this purpose on the base of VIAM and lab stock provided the most advanced technical and technological equipment.
Last week, scientists managed to organize and successfully carry out the demonstration experiment to confirm the efficiency of compact gas turbine engine components and assemblies which is made of developed in cooperation with VIAM metal-powder compositions and modes of additive manufacturing.
This experiment took place on the territory of this country for the first time. Previously with additive manufacturing, they were able to produce only a few details of propulsion systems are not subject to high loads. In the experiment, the FPR of VIAM participated the engine in General.
"Overall, we are satisfied by results of experiment the result of which can be called intermediate for the amount of work that we planned in cooperation with VIAM. Obviously, we will continue to work together for development in our country, additive technologies, in the direction of expanding the range of collateral materials and creation of their own, not having world analogues, installations, 3-D printing," — said at the end of the experiment, the Deputy Director General of the DCF — head of chemical-biological and medical research Alexander Panfilov.

higurashihougi wrote:

GunshipDemocracy wrote:in Eastenr Europe often mentally colonized. Once I have read interview us professor of socio economics. She was saying c´mon you (Poles) look like West is better mroe civilized. It is not true it is "mental colonization" work on economy but no need to feel underdog, west is not any better this is just game of money. Polish media said she was wrong we are europeans and we have to reach civilization level of west :D:D

It is the Eastern European and Central European who spearhead the industrial revolution, not Western Europe.
The Siemens furnace, aka open hearth furnace, is a product of a German inventor.

higurashihougi wrote: I don't know much about Poland's industrial cities, though.  I think they are equally good.

higurashihougi wrote: Western Europe use the industrial products to rob, kill, invade, make genocide, etc etc.

AlfaT8 wrote:

sepheronx wrote:"Angstrom" has developed a unique space transistors

KRET is gonna be happy.

higurashihougi wrote:

GunshipDemocracy wrote:FPI and VIAM has successfully tested the first Russian engine, made by 3D technology

http://www.sdelanounas.ru/blogs/79611/

I still don't understand how people can print the heat resistant materiel and parts which are very common in heat-used engines. Stuffs like titanium is very hard to melt and even harder to be printed.

sepheronx wrote:Really good news.  I hope that eventually other areas of Russia will attend to building such technology as well.  There is a huge market for SSD's now and many are jumping at it.  I just think that Kaliningrad isn't necessarily safe for a huge portion of such civil technological development of Russia.

sepheronx wrote:Really good news.  I hope that eventually other areas of Russia will attend to building such technology as well.  There is a huge market for SSD's now and many are jumping at it.  I just think that Kaliningrad isn't necessarily safe for a huge portion of such civil technological development of Russia.

kvs wrote:https://www.rt.com/news/356800-russia-plasma-computing-nanoparticle/

250Gbps: Russian scientists aim to revolutionize computing with plasma-driven antennas

A team of Russian physicists has found a way to tune silicon nanoparticles so they can process optical data at previously unattainable speed, paving the way for the creation of “ultracompact and ultrafast” processing devices.

As I said elsewhere, Russia is hard core technology competition for NATO.