Moscow Technical School (MTS)

The Moscow Technical School is a project of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of the city of Moscow, created in 2021 to build productive interaction between educational and industrial organizations on the training and retraining of personnel in centers of technological and production competencies.

2024

Launch of five courses on the production and operation of unmanned vehicles

The Moscow Technical School, together with the Financial University, has launched five new courses related to different stages of production and operation of unmanned vehicles. Engineers will be trained to create unmanned aircraft systems, develop software for their control, including using artificial intelligence. This was announced on May 8, 2024 by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport Maxim Liksutov.

{{quote 'On behalf of the Mayor of Moscow, projects for the development of unmanned vehicles are being implemented in the city, conditions are being created for the formation of a scientific and production base, as well as the introduction of innovations in the capital's Transport Complex. For example, the Federal ALS Center operates in the Rudnevo industrial park, which unites developers of high-tech products in the field of unmanned aviation. Also, within the framework of the educational project "Moscow Technical School," employees of industrial enterprises of the capital can increase the level of professional competencies in the field of unmanned vehicles. "MTSh" together with the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation opened five new programs within the framework of the module, - said Maxim Liksutov. }}

Among the courses: "Development of unmanned aircraft systems," "Operation of unmanned aircraft systems," "ALS programming: artificial intelligence," "Production of unmanned aircraft systems" and "Training of instructors in the development, production and operation of unmanned aircraft systems."

In May 2024, specialists with advanced skills in the manufacture, programming and operation of ALS are in great demand in the labor market. Within the framework of the Moscow Technical School project, we are increasing the personnel potential of the capital's industrialists - we hold conferences, master classes, and also develop and open new courses, "said Vladislav Ovchinsky, Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy.

After their passage, students will learn the skills of designing ALS and radioelectronic equipment, programming devices, in particular using artificial intelligence technologies. For example, a program for the production of aviation systems was created taking into account international and national standards. It includes units for the manufacture of components, including through additive technologies, as well as for the installation, assembly and adjustment of UAV systems. In addition, industrialists will gain skills in piloting and maintenance of equipment.

Moscow is a leader in the unmanned vehicle industry, actively developing it and creating conditions for the formation of a production and educational base. Thus, within the framework of the Moscow Technical School project, programs were promptly launched in all areas of training of specialists from leading universities of Russia and specialized organizations. Within the framework of the project, the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation implements programs for the training of instructors, operators, engineers, programmers and ALS operators, - said Nadezhda Surova, director of the Digital Economy Competence Center of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, member of the expert Council of the Federation Council on Digital Economy.

Launch of Lifestyle in Industrial Design

The educational project "Moscow Technical School" together with the National Research University "Moscow Energy Institute" (NIU "MPEI") developed and launched the course "Lifestyle in Industrial Design." Now 16 programs are available to engineers in the capital as part of the industrial design module. This was announced on April 24, 2024 by the Minister of the Government of Moscow, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Production enterprises in Moscow pay close attention to industrial design, and the city, in turn, creates conditions for its dynamic development. In 2023, the Moscow Technical School launched training in the direction of "Industrial Design," which offers a large range of programs. So, together with the Moscow Energy Institute, the Lifestyle in Industrial Design course was created - the 16th within the framework of the educational module, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

This face-to-face program is designed to form fundamental ideas about industrial design among employees of the capital's factories - the basics of composition and development of projects using various artistic methods.

"Lifestyle in Industrial Design" is an experimental program developed by the Department of Design of NRU MPEI. The program is designed to introduce a wide range of students into the discourse of industrial design. The audience will get acquainted with the basics of composition, scenario modeling in industrial design and will see the relationship between a person's lifestyle and the forms of the subject world with which he surrounds himself, "said Alexandra Pankratova, head of the design department of the National Research University of MPEI.

As of April 2024, MTSh provides high-quality educational infrastructure. Nine general areas are open for employees of enterprises, as well as four special ones. In addition to training courses, participants are offered webinars, conferences, master classes and other events.

Opening of the Nanomaterial Engineering Program

The Moscow Technical School opened the Nanomaterial Engineering program.

It was developed jointly with the National Research University "MIET." This was announced on January 16, 2024 by the Minister of the Government of Moscow, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The use of nanomaterials is promising both in microelectronics and in other branches of science and technology. They have special features, which makes it possible to create compact, fast and energy-efficient electronic devices, and also contributes to the development of promising solutions. The program of the Moscow Technical School will allow engineers to form the necessary set of professional competencies to carry out a new type of activity in the field of materials science, technology of nanomaterials and instrument structures based on them, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Thus, students of the program will learn to develop technologies for obtaining nanomaterials and nanostructures, to modify their properties, to determine the mechanical, physical and chemical properties of nanomaterials and nanosystems, to assess their structure and phase composition. They will also learn the main ways to automate technological operations and measuring processes, learn how to choose application software to fulfill their tasks.

The face-to-face remote program is designed for 250 academic hours. Upon completion of the training, students will receive a diploma of retraining with the qualification of "process engineer."

Domestic microelectronics enterprises record a lack of qualified employees. The personnel issue becomes even more relevant in connection with the task set by the Government of the Russian Federation to create an electronic component base independent of foreign developers and suppliers. An additional professional educational retraining program, which we launched together with MTSh, allows us to prepare microelectronic technologists, bringing us closer to solving the task, "said Sergey Gavrilov, Vice-Rector for Research at MIET, Director of the Institute for Advanced Materials and Technologies.

Opening two additive manufacturing courses for the medical industry

The project "Moscow Technical School" ("MTSh") together The first Moscow State Medical University named after I.M. Sechenov with launched two courses on additive manufacturing products for. medical industries This was announced on January 10, 2023 by the minister, Moscow Government the head. Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky

Additive technologies play a significant role in the medical industry. With their help, it is possible to create complex and anatomically accurate solutions adapted to the individual needs of doctors and patients. For example, prostheses and implants for dentistry, cranial, maxillofacial and reconstructive surgery. The Moscow Technical School offers the capital's industrialists two courses on the production of medical products by 3D printing. They were developed and opened together with experts from Sechenov University, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The distance course "Application of additive technologies in the creation of medical devices: theoretical foundations" is designed for 18 academic hours. He will introduce listeners to the theory of 3D production, printing materials, special software and equipment for creating medical devices.

"Application of additive technologies: printing a product according to an individual project" is a face-to-face remote program designed for 30 academic hours. It will allow students to learn practical knowledge for the production of a product according to an individual project using technologies.

After completing the training, participants will receive a certificate of advanced training of the established sample.

We see tremendous potential in training engineers to apply additive technologies to medicine. 3D printing allows you to mass-produce elements with special characteristics that often cannot be made by traditional molding or processing methods. Such technologies can be used when producing special products and developing a personalized therapy strategy, in particular, when creating artificial organs for testing modified diagnostic and treatment methods, - said Dmitry Telyshev, director of the Institute of Bionic Technologies and Engineering of the First Moscow State Medical University named after I.M. Sechenov.

"Moscow Technical School" is a government project Moscow created in 2021. Over 2.1 thousand engineers have already trained here during their work. More than 140 advanced training programs are provided for employees of enterprises. Eight general areas were opened: "Additive Technologies," "Unmanned," "," transportArtificial intelligence in industry"Microelectronics and photonics," "Industrial Design,"Robotics "and Sensorics," "Communication Technologies," "Advanced chemical Technologies," as well as four special ones: "Lean Production," "Labor Protection," "Industrial Practices" and "Technologies." food industry

2023

Launch of the "Industrial Practices" direction

The project "Moscow Technical School" ("MTSh") opened a special direction "Industrial Practices." Within its framework, students will increase their professional competencies in working with industrial equipment and production technologies. This was announced on December 20, 2023 by the Minister of the Government of Moscow, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Working with industrial equipment requires good professional knowledge from specialists and a deep understanding of the processes of functioning of machines and technologies. This special forces will allow students to gain advanced practical skills, increase competencies in working with automated machines, as well as current production methods. Two courses on the special program are already available to engineers, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The development of the special forces was carried out by two project partners. Together with Mehdetal, a full-time course "Training program for operators of CNC metalworking machines" was developed. The face-to-face program "Modern methods of product geometry quality control and reverse engineering" was created jointly with the Moscow Aviation Institute. After completing the training, students will receive a certificate of advanced training of the established sample.

Our company has been specializing in contract production of mechanical engineering products for more than 15 years. We have an impressive fleet of our own equipment, on which we have been preparing CNC machine operators and fixers for our own needs for more than two years. Now, using the accumulated experience in training, we have begun training specialists for third-party enterprises, taking into account their individual specifics, "said Artem Naumov, personnel director of the company.

Launch Additive Technology Course

The project "Moscow Technical School" ("MTSh") together with the National Research Technological University "MISIS" launched a distance course "Standardization of advanced production technologies" within the framework of the "Additive Technologies" direction. This was announced on December 14, 2023 by the Minister of the Government of Moscow, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

{{quote "Creating means of interaction between developers and manufacturers of products is one of the key tasks in the formation of standards in the digital environment. For its sustainable functioning, various sectors of the economy use products obtained using key production technologies, including additive ones. The distance course of the Moscow Technical School and the National Research Technological University MISIS will allow engineers to study this issue and acquire relevant competencies to assess the effectiveness of development results in the field of standardization and metrological support, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky. }}

The course is designed for 16 academic hours and will be useful for employees of industrial enterprises, nuclear industry,, mechanical engineering shipbuilding railway and automobile, transport as well as teachers of higher education and organizations of secondary vocational. formations After completing the training, they will receive a certificate of advanced training of the state model.

Additive technologies are a promising direction of production. Industrialists often face barriers when implementing them due to the lack of regulatory and permitting documentation. Our joint program with MTSh will acquaint the audience with the solutions to this issue and make it possible to form a holistic idea of ​ ​ what path it is necessary to go for the certification of additive materials and technologies, - said Ivan Ivanov, director of the Advanced Engineering School "Materials Science, Additive and End-to-End Technologies" of MISIS University.

Opening of Food Industry Technologies

The project "Moscow Technical School" ("MTSh") opened training in a special direction "Food Industry Technologies." Seven advanced training programs are available to metropolitan engineers. This was announced on December 13, 2023 by the Minister of the Government of Moscow, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

{{quote 'Over 250 enterprises are engaged in the production of food products in Moscow as of December 2023. They produce bakery and confectionery products, meat and dairy products, semi-finished products and other goods. Companies are increasing their production volumes, improving their quality and expanding their assortment. Opened within the framework of MTSh, the Special Forces "Food Industry Technologies" will allow specialists to obtain in-depth knowledge and practice-oriented skills for the development of their professional competencies and the Moscow food industry, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky. }}

The direction is being developed by two project partners - the Research Institute of the Bakery Industry and the Russian Biotechnology University, together with which seven educational courses were launched. Among them: "Modern aspects of the production of bakery products," "Technology of meat and meat products," "Technology of processing dairy raw materials," "Expert nutritionist" and others.

industries The food industry needs high-quality specialists, therefore, together with the Moscow Technical School, we have begun implementing advanced training and professional retraining programs for advanced technologies. Lectures will be held online, and practical training will be held in our innovative laboratories and at the sites of partner enterprises, - said State Duma of the Russian Federation Boris Chernyshov, vice speaker, head of the Board of Trustees of the Russian Biotechnology University.

The course of the Research Institute of the Bakery Industry is aimed at the formation of professional competencies in the field of bakery products production. It consists of three modules that will allow you to quickly master modern approaches to the production of a large range of products, including using technologies.

As the director of the research institute Marina Kostyuchenko notes, even in the production of traditional bread, it is necessary to own not only technical techniques, but also a fundamental understanding of the product. Only this approach allows you to develop new formulations and maintain stable quality, reduce dependence on the technological properties of raw materials and the technical characteristics of equipment in production.

Launch of two educational courses together with MSTU "Stankin"

The project "Moscow Technical School" ("MTSh") together with MSTU "STANKIN" developed and launched two educational courses - "Industrial Design" and "Artificial Intelligence in Industry." This was announced on November 2, 2023 by the Minister of the Government of Moscow, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Advanced training of employees of production enterprises is a necessary link in the development of the entire industry. Since 2021, the educational project "Moscow Technical School" has been operating in the capital, within the framework of which over 120 courses in seven areas and two special forces are available to engineers. We are constantly developing the project, increasing its scale. So, together with MSTU "STANKIN" developed and launched two advanced training programs for industrial design and artificial intelligence in industry, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The course in the direction of "Industrial Design" is designed for 40 academic hours and is designed to form professional skills in this area. It consists of six modules such as "Design Research Tools," "Fundamentals of Design Thinking," and "Idea Generation."

{{quote "The professional development program in the direction of" Industrial design "will make it possible to become a popular specialist in the field of designing innovative technological products. As part of the training, students will carry out their project on industrial design of a technological product based on a real case, "said Marianna Charuiskaya, head of the project training organization at STANKIN Moscow State Technical University. }}

The Artificial Intelligence in Industry program is designed for 72 academic hours and is aimed at developing professional skills in the field of industrial data analytics using AI. The course includes three modules: Fundamentals of Machine Learning, Advanced Machine Learning in Industry, and Neural Networks in Industry.

Artificial intelligence has significantly changed production business processes in the industrial sector. As part of our course, students will get acquainted with the language programming Python as the basis for the implementation of AI projects. They will master the work with specialized software libraries that will solve the problems of classification, correlation, cluster and regression analysis, building neural networks, pattern recognition and much more. The course will help to understand not only how AI projects are implemented in industry, but also to understand deeper the processes in which artificial intelligence participates, "added Ramil Nezhmetdinov, professor at the Department of Computer Control Systems, Head of the Unified Dean of STANKIN Moscow State Technical University.

Launch of the direction "Unmanned Transport"

"Moscow Technical School" ("MTSh") will begin training personnel in the direction of "Unmanned." transport The initiative to develop human resources in this area was supported by the company "." Innopraktika The corresponding agreement was signed on June 14, 2023 by Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky the head and first deputy general director of the company. Natalya Popova

Unmanned vehicles are a dynamically developing area that is actively being introduced into many spheres of life. It is applied in agriculture, power, construction and industry. Training personnel in the development, production and operation of drones is a strategic task of the capital. Thus, the Moscow Technical School will launch a new educational direction designed to endow employees of industrial enterprises with appropriate competence in the field of UAVs, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Within the framework of the agreement, joint projects will be implemented aimed at obtaining and applying relevant knowledge and skills in the direction of "Unmanned vehicles," scientific and practical conferences, forums, seminars and other educational events will be organized.

We consider the initiative of the Moscow Technical School to launch an educational direction in the field of UAVs a timely step and are ready to use our competencies to support the formation of mechanisms for training specialists in this area. The ability to effectively manage technologies that contribute to the development of industrial potential is important not only for Moscow, but also for our entire country, "Natalya Popova emphasized.

Availability of 57 continuing education programmes

On the basis of the Moscow Technical School (MTSh), 57 advanced training courses are available to metropolitan engineers in five areas, on May 12, 2023, the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations Vladimir Efimov said .

The goal of the Moscow Technical School is to provide the capital's enterprises with rare specialists in the fields of photonics, 3D modeling, the creation of digital twins and other high-tech areas. Within the framework of the project, industrialists can master 57 courses in five areas - in 2023 alone, the list was replenished with 15 items. At the same time, the city subsidizes companies up to 95 percent of the costs of training specialists, - said Vladimir Efimov.

The program "Artificial Intelligence" is focused on training specialists in the development of intelligent technologies for implementation at the capital's industrial enterprises and includes 28 courses.

As of May 2023, Microelectronics and Photonics consists of 15 courses and is aimed at training specialists in the development of domestic microprocessor technologies and systems, quantum and optical electronics, as well as application and system software for the release of competitive products.

The Additive Technologies direction will help engineers develop their skills in 3D production. It consists of 11 advanced training courses.

The direction of "Communication Technology" involves three courses and is devoted to quantum technologies, 5G, the Internet of Things and industrial data processing.

Industrial Design is the fifth direction of MTSh, which is focused on stimulating the development of industrial design in Moscow. The entry is open to everyone.

Moscow actively contributes to the expansion of the project and helps enterprises improve the skills of their employees. The plans of the Moscow Technical School are to open training in four more areas, such as Robotics and Sensorics, Digital Twins, New Production Technologies and Unmanned Vehicles. We are focused on the constant development and formation of competencies of workers in the capital's industry, since the growth of the industry and, as a result, the city's economy depends on their professionalism, "said Vladislav Ovchinsky, head of the Moscow Department of Investment and Industrial Policy.

He also added that after mastering the curriculum and successfully passing knowledge control, specialists receive a certificate of advanced training of the established sample.

Opening of advanced training courses in the area of "Additive Technologies" together with RCTU

"Moscow Technical School" (MTSh) together with the Russian University of Chemical Technology named after D.I. Mendeleev (RCTU) opened advanced training courses in the direction of "Additive Technologies." This was announced on April 11, 2023 by the head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of Moscow, which is part of the Complex of Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations of the capital, Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Additive technologies are one of the promising areas in the industrial sector, which allows the production of the most complex products from metal, plastic and other materials. We are actively developing this sphere, since we see in it a high potential for the industry, and as a result, the city's economy. Therefore, MTSh together with the Mendeleev Russian University of Chemical Technology has replenished its educational base and launched a program for advanced training in additive technologies, - said the head of the department.

The program is designed for 16 academic hours and covers a large range of additive technologies and 3D printing methods. It is prepared for specialists in the field of process modeling, as well as for everyone who wants to receive professional training in this area. Students of the program will learn the basic concept of additive technologies and 3D printing devices, get acquainted with the basics of modeling, computational methods, as well as the main software for 3D printing.

Continuous education is an integral part of life, it provides the opportunity to constantly increase the level of own competence and demand in various sectors of the economy. The advanced training program, which we are launching together with the MTSH, will provide students with opportunities to gain new knowledge in the field of technologies and materials of three-dimensional printing, as well as acquaint them with the main stages of the life cycle of products obtained by additive technologies, "said Igor Eremin, Vice-Rector for the Development of Educational Programs and International Activities of the Russian Chemical University named after D.I. Mendeleev.

He also noted that according to the results of certification, students will receive a certificate of advanced training of the established sample.

Preparation of three training modules in the direction of "Artificial Intelligence in Industry"

The Moscow Technical School (MTSh), together with the MEPhI National Research Nuclear University, has prepared three training modules in the direction of Artificial Intelligence in Industry. This was announced on March 23, 2023 by the head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of Moscow, which is part of the Complex of Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations of the capital, Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Industrial enterprises more than ever need highly qualified specialists who are able to solve complex problems using current technologies in their work. Training is available for all industrial enterprises in Moscow that are interested in improving the competencies of their employees. The city, for its part, provides companies with a subsidy that will cover up to 95 percent of the funds spent on training, "said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The first module, Predictive Analytics in Industry, focuses on methods for building predictive models based on observed current and historical data. Employees of Moscow enterprises will get acquainted with the basics and methods of predictive data analysis.

As part of the second module "Methods and models of deep learning," specialists will study the most relevant sections of machine learning when analyzing large arrays of complex-structured data. The curriculum will allow you to master basic knowledge in the field of deep learning, learn the basics of building and applying descriptive and predictive models, as well as learn how to choose and use machine learning algorithms to solve applied problems.

The third module Computer vision "in industry" is devoted to the field of applied mathematics and artificial intelligence, which studies methods of extracting useful information from images. Students will learn to reasonably choose and correctly apply basic algorithms to solve typical computer vision problems.

The courses include current concepts of teaching such a rapidly developing discipline as machine learning. Students will receive fundamental knowledge and skills for the practical application of machine learning methods in solving their tasks, - said Sergey Zapechnikov, professor at NRNU MEPhI.

According to him, the modules are designed both for specialists who want to develop professional competencies and increase the level of knowledge in the field of artificial intelligence, and for beginners who are just beginning to get acquainted with this area.

After mastering the curriculum and successfully passing knowledge control, employees of enterprises will receive a certificate of advanced training of the established model.

Preparation of three training modules on additive technologies

Specialists of the Moscow Polytechnic University have prepared three training modules on additive technologies for professional retraining of metropolitan engineers. The training will be held within the framework of the Moscow Technical School (MTS) project. This was announced on March 7, 2023 by the head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy, which is part of the Complex of Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations of the capital, Vladislav Ovchinsky.

As of March 2023, there are four areas for training on the basis of the Moscow Technical School - Artificial Intelligence, Microelectronics and Photonics, Communication Technologies and Additive Technologies. Thanks to the fruitful cooperation of specialists from Moscow Polytechnic University and MTSh, the Additive Technologies program has been replenished with three training modules. On their basis, students will receive all the necessary theoretical competencies in the field of 3D technologies, as well as fully master practical methods of controlling the 3D printing process, which together will allow them to successfully apply the knowledge gained in their work, "said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The first module is designed for 234 academic hours and will be devoted to 3D modeling, reverse engineering and bionic design. Also within its framework, students will be introduced to technology, equipment and the basics of materials science.

The second module "Technologies and equipment of additive production" is designed for 90 academic hours. Experts will talk about procurement technologies, 3D prototyping and the basics of preparing data for 3D printing. In addition, students will get acquainted with the theory and technology of additive production of products, with the basics of design and organization of sections of procurement and additive industries, as well as with professional equipment.

As part of the third module "3D modeling, reverse engineering and bionic design," designed for 72 academic hours, students will get acquainted with the basics of computer parametric engineering, 3D modeling and product scanning, the intricacies of reverse engineering and bionic design.

The modules are designed both for engineers who want to increase the level of knowledge in the field of 3D printing, and for beginners who are just getting acquainted with the method of creating three-dimensional objects.

Since 2014, Moscow Polytechnic University has experience in training young specialists in the field of additive technologies, formed during the implementation of specialized educational programs of bachelor's and master's degree. In partnership with the Moscow Technical School, we have developed and opened a set for three advanced training and professional retraining programs. The structure of the programs is modular, the choice of the program and its content are determined depending on the desire and available skills of the student, - said Pavel Petrov, Ph.D., associate professor, head of the educational program "Additive Technologies" at the Moscow Polytechnic University.

He added that the developed programs are focused on mastering new skills, as well as obtaining new knowledge and skills in accordance with the professional standard 40.159 "Additive Technology Specialist." As a result of certification, students will receive a certificate of advanced training of the established sample, which will allow them to conduct professional activities using innovative additive technologies.

To become a participant in the project, you need to issue an application on the website or on the Investment Portal of Moscow.

Agreement on the creation of the direction "Industrial Design"

Moscow enterprises will be able to send engineers for professional training in the promising direction "Industrial Design." The cooperation agreement was signed between the Moscow government, universities, scientific centers and design bureaus. This was announced on February 21, 2023 by the head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of Moscow, which is part of the Complex of Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations of the capital, Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Industrial design becomes an integral part of any manufacturing process. In any production, it is important to develop a product that is adapted to the needs of both ordinary consumers and industry. An industrial designer is an important specialty that requires active development, especially in the context of constantly changing trends and technologies. To train specialists in this area, the Moscow Technical School will open an additional direction of study. It will be developed jointly with leading universities, research and design bureaus and design centers. Such a collaboration will create a curriculum that corresponds to modern trends and directions, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The development of the direction will be carried out by specialists from the Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman, RSU named after A.N. Kosygin, Russian State Art and Industrial University named after S.G. Stroganov, MARHI. In addition, experts from Artemy Lebedev's studio and Smirnov Design will take part in the project.

2022

Opening of the direction "Robotics and Sensorics"

The Moscow government, leading universities and enterprises of the city signed an agreement on the opening of a new area of ​ ​ training at the Moscow Technical School (MTSh) - Robotics and Sensorics. This was announced on December 20, 2022 by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations Vladimir Efimov.

The project "Moscow Technical School" opens the fifth direction of training of metropolitan engineers. This course will allow specialists from industrial enterprises to improve their qualifications in the direction of Robotics and Sensorics. In the future, the introduction of such technologies will enable enterprises to increase efficiency and competitiveness, reduce costs and improve working conditions at work. Training is becoming a key factor in development. industrial industries According to experts, the need of enterprises for highly qualified specialists by 2030 will increase at least threefold, - said Vladimir Efimov.

As the head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of Moscow Vladislav Ovchinsky noted, MTS trains competitive engineers in the most popular specialties in industry. This makes it possible to train engineers of a new formation who are able to apply the knowledge gained in practice and develop their own technological approaches.

{{quote 'Moscow is extremely interested in the development of these technologies and will contribute to the development of personnel potential. As practice has shown, robotization of many processes helps to ensure maximum throughput at the lowest cost. The scope and prospects of modern robotics are wide: robots are already used in everyday life, service, medicine, agriculture and in other types of work. Therefore, it is important to start training engineers in the field of industrial robotics and sensorics now, - said Vladislav Ovchinsky. }}

As the executive director of the National Association of Robotics Market Participants Olga Mudrova noted, the number of requests for robotization does not correspond to the amount of industrial automation that is necessary. There are several reasons for this: enterprises do not know about those processes that can be modernized, financial costs and personnel changes, as well as companies fear that after automation and increased production they will not be able to sell products. The Moscow Technical School project solves all these three problems.

President of the Association Machine tool"" Georgy Samodurov stressed that one of the trends in the development of technologies in the field of metalworking provides for the creation of primarily flexible automated workplaces, and also noted the importance of the development of robotics for industries machine tools.

Robotization is a natural process that does not take away jobs, but creates new ones. For our part, we are ready to provide all the accumulated practical experience for the implementation of the project "Moscow Technical School," said Alexey Melkov, head of the Corporation of Robots.

Educational partners of this area were the National Research Technological University "MISIS," Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman, National Research Nuclear University "MEPhI," Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and others.

In total, in addition to Robotics and Sensorics, seven areas are planned at the Moscow Technical School: Communication Technologies, Additive Technologies, Artificial Intelligence in Industry, Microelectronics and Photonics, Digital Twins, New Production Technologies and Unmanned Vehicles.

Opening of the direction "Microelectronics and photonics"

The Moscow government, leading universities and enterprises of the city signed an agreement on the opening of a direction for training specialists within the framework of the project "Moscow Technical School" - "Microelectronics and Photonics." This was announced on October 14, 2022 by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations Vladimir Efimov.

As reported, the Moscow Technical School (MTSh) is a project of the Moscow government, launched in 2021. Its goal is to train metropolitan engineers to work with technologies that optimize production processes and develop industrial potential, as well as to close the need for enterprises for highly qualified personnel.

As of October 2022, 48 enterprises operate in the capital in the field of microelectronics. Expanding demand for their products and increasing production capacity requires a significant increase in the number of specialists. To close the need for companies in highly qualified personnel in 2021, we created the Moscow Technical School. Recently, a direction was opened there - "Microelectronics and Photonics," within the framework of which engineers will be able to undergo training and gain the necessary knowledge and skills in the field of research, development, production and practical use of modern electronic means and technologies. told Vladimir Efimov

As the head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of Moscow Vladislav Ovchinsky noted, MTS trains competitive engineers in the most popular specialties in industry.

Now there is a large project in the field of microelectronics and photonics - one of the popular and promising areas of the coming years. The Moscow Technical School accumulates the practices of leading scientific centers and universities in the country for the training of specialists capable of conducting scientific and practical activities. noted Vladislav Ovchinsky

Educational partners of this area were the National Research Technological University "MISIS," Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman, National Research Nuclear University "MEPhI," Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics and others.

Industrial partners will actively participate in the creation of programs for metropolitan engineers: the scientific and technical center "Module," JSC "Shvabe," JSC SPC "ELVIS," JSC "Micron," as well as other leading enterprises and scientific institutes of Moscow.

Development partners will be the Skolkovsky Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech), ANO "Development of Human Capital," ANTO "TT."

As the Vice-Rector for Youth Policy and Educational Work of the Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics Andrei Mukhanov noted, the fastest growing areas of photonics for October 2022 were healthcare, information, communications and industrial production. Cooperation between universities and enterprises of the city will not only strengthen the training of students and professional retraining of specialists, but also improve personnel potential, taking into account the competencies and real needs of the industry.

We see a big demand from enterprises for specialists in the field of microelectronics, telecom and photonics. Given the specifics of the market, industries have to quickly rebuild. Often, the knowledge that students receive in universities after graduation becomes irrelevant. The Moscow Technical School unites leading enterprises and institutes to train engineers in popular specialties and forms the necessary level of competence. added Olga Kozhukhovskaya, Director for Ecosystem Development of ANO "TT"

In total, in addition to Microelectronics and Photonics, seven areas are planned for training at the Moscow Technical School: Communication Technologies, Additive Technologies, Artificial Intelligence in Industry, Robotics and Sensorics, Digital Twins, New Production Technologies and Unmanned Vehicles.

To become a member of the project, the company needs to issue an application on the website investmoscow.ru. "Moscow Technical School" will select a university or scientific center for training an employee.

Provision of 26 Additive Technologies programs

Specialists of the capital's enterprises will be able to improve their qualifications in the leading universities of the city in the direction of Additive Technologies of the Moscow Technical School (MTSh). You can undergo training in 26 educational programs, this was announced on June 23, 2022 by the Complex of Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations of Moscow from the words of Deputy Mayor Vladimir Efimov.

In Moscow, a meeting of the expert council in the direction of "Additive Technologies" was held within the framework of the "Moscow Technical School." Participants have identified educational programs according to which the capital's industrialists will be able to undergo retraining in higher educational institutions. Training will be available for 150 specialists in 26 educational programs. In general, by the end of 2022, it is planned to train more than 400 engineers in all existing areas, - said the deputy mayor.

Zammera added that most of the programs were offered by the Russian University of Chemical Technology named after D.I. Mendeleev - seven. At the Moscow State Technical University (MSTU) named after N.E. Bauman, three programs are available, at the National Research Center "Kurchatov Institute" - VIAM, the Central Research Research Automobile and Motor Institute "NAMI," Skoltech, Moscow Polytechnic and Moscow State Technological University "STANKIN" - one each.

Additive Technologies is the second direction of the Moscow Technical School. The corresponding Cooperation Agreement in March 2022 was signed by leading universities and innovative enterprises with the Moscow Government. One of the tasks of the direction is the introduction of modern training methods and information technologies in educational organizations. Specialists trained under this program will be able to improve their qualifications and work in industrial organizations of the city. Thanks to this area, enterprises will be able to improve their professional potential.

Also, "MTSh" together with a partner launched a free educational program "Basic course on additive technologies." Everyone can undergo training. The program is designed for 16 hours. After successful testing, students will receive a certificate, and those who score the most points will be able to visit production and apply knowledge in practice. The training will be held online and will begin on June 29.

{{quote 'Direction programs are designed to cover the most relevant needs of Moscow companies in the field of high technologies. For example, students will be able to learn about the process of manufacturing parts from metal materials on 3D printers, the chemical technology of nanomaterials, equipment for rapid prototyping and much more. Programs differ in time - 72. 56. 40. 32 and 20 hours. Thus, students will be able to choose the best course in terms of duration, - explained Vladislav Ovchinsky, head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of Moscow. }}

The Moscow Technical School project is the government of the capital, which is a network of centers of technological and industrial competencies based on higher educational institutions. Earlier, the first 78 engineers successfully completed training in the direction of "Technology." In the communications future, in addition to Additive Technologies, training can be completed in five more areas: "," Artificial intelligence in industry"Robotics and sensorics," "," "New Digital twins Production Technologies" and "."Unmanned vehicles