Journalists from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization countries visited Hi-Tech Park
Belarus' accession to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) opens up new prospects for cooperation for Hi-Tech Park residents.
Journalists from the SCO countries are visiting the Republic of Belarus to get acquainted with the economic and technological achievements of the country, its cultural heritage.
Thus on July 8, journalists from Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan visited the Hi-Tech Park.
HTP residents presented to foreign guests home-grown advanced technologies and products, that can be scaled up in partner countries.
R-NOX presented its own air quality monitoring system - the professional analyzer of gases and aerosols "AirNod". The system successfully operates in a variety of climatic conditions - from the Middle East to Antarctica.
The guests were also impressed by software and hardware systems developed by Tehno-Sky. Systems may automate and simplify the process of interaction between citizens and organizations in a wide range of applications - from museum complexes to retail facilities.
Issues of radiation and dosimetric control have always been of particular importance in Belarus. The devices developed and manufactured by Micasensor successfully cope with these tasks, allowing for monitoring the operation of nuclear power plants.
Platform "Medikt" demonstrated its own developments in the field of medical technologies - complex products for telemedicine and integrated operating rooms, as well as software for managing surgical processes.
The genuine interest of the guests was aroused by the software and hardware complex Flyzer, developed by Virtual Reality Technologies, designed to correct ADHD in children using the exergaming method - a combination of physical activity and computer games.
Gmartikun presented its own smart home solution – a multifunctional control panel HomeID, which allows customer to concentrate facilities in a mobile phone intercom and access control to a home or office and auxiliary.
Mind Games Software impressed with its own VR/AR-based training system for the management of various sophisticated devices.
During the visit Kirill Zalessky, the Deputy Director of Hi-Tech Park, presented to the guests the legal conditions for the IT industry in Belarus with focus on the export potential of residents and their solutions that may be implemented in the countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
“We want to talk about Belarusian technologies that can be used within the SCO, aimed, for example, at green economy, air purification, and other equipment and technologies, that can be supplied to our countries. This will promote development. We are quite interested in this format of cooperation”, emphasized one of the foreign guests of the Hi-Tech Park.
