A round table on the robotics of Moscow enterprises was held in…

A round table on the robotics of Moscow enterprises was held in Moscow.

Consensus

A roundtable on the robotization of Moscow's enterprises was held in the city's government.
Maria Bagreeva, Deputy Mayor and head of the Department of Economic Policy and Development, participated in the roundtable.
The productivity of labor in Moscow is 1.7 times higher than the national average.
Moscow's economy is 85% service-oriented, presenting significant potential for robotization beyond industry.
Business interest in robotization is growing, but many inquiries do not lead to actual projects.
Key barriers to implementation include lack of awareness, insufficient infrastructure, absence of standardized products, high costs of pilot projects, and high pre-project audit expenses.
Participants proposed developing market infrastructure, creating a unified database of domestic robotic technologies, and improving engineering education.
The roundtable recommendations will inform new support tools for robotization in Moscow.
Some projects are already being implemented by the Moscow government in cooperation with the AНО «Mosstrategiya».
The project «Labor Productivity» provides access to robotics training and expert support for enterprises.
A database of over 250 tools for improving efficiency has been created, with over 86% related to digitalization and robotization.
A registry of more than 200 suppliers and integrators of robotic solutions has been established.

The roundtable discussed the need to modernize the system of engineer training and create a market infrastructure for robotization. — riamo
The roundtable discussed the development of a unified database of domestic robotic technologies and the improvement of engineering education. — vm
The system of improving enterprise efficiency through the city budget began in 2022 under the national project «Labor Productivity», and is now part of the federal project «Efficient and Competitive Economy». — m24