Instrument-making techno-park envisioned outside Moscow
A new techno-park to accommodate think-tanks and R&D companies developing new instrumentation will be built in the Ramenskoye district outside Moscow
Sep 29, 2013
Specifically, the new facility will be tailored to help companies and organizations developing and manufacturing equipment for aircraft and spacecraft.
The techno-park is slated for completion five years from now and will require a hefty total investment of more than $900m. It is a joint project being pushed by three major Russian government-controlled entities also known as ‘national development institutions’—Russian Venture Company (RVC), Rostekhnologii (a huge technology development firm) and VEB Bank.
The techno-park is expected to lay the groundwork for developing and commercializing ‘smart building’ systems, automation and control for the mining sectors, ‘intelligent’ vehicle cabs, etc.
Future techno-park residents will be offered technical and financial consulting services. RVC’s venture funds will invest in projects originating from the new site.
The techno-park is slated for completion five years from now and will require a hefty total investment of more than $900m. It is a joint project being pushed by three major Russian government-controlled entities also known as ‘national development institutions’—Russian Venture Company (RVC), Rostekhnologii (a huge technology development firm) and VEB Bank.
The techno-park is expected to lay the groundwork for developing and commercializing ‘smart building’ systems, automation and control for the mining sectors, ‘intelligent’ vehicle cabs, etc.
Future techno-park residents will be offered technical and financial consulting services. RVC’s venture funds will invest in projects originating from the new site.