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| Last Release Date: | 2023/03/02 |
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ICT.Moscow is an open platform about digital technologies in Moscow. It allows you to get a complete picture of the development of the technology market in the city and beyond, helps business follow the main trends, do not miss opportunities and find partners.
The ICT.Moscow project operator is the Information City State Institution, which provides its resources and technological platform for the project, as well as manages the project progress and performs the functions of the project platform operator.
2023: Smart City Moscow section optimization
The ICT.Moscow portal, together with the Moscow government, has updated the Smart City Moscow section with digital projects in the capital. The section presents about 70 innovative projects with markings for various ratings of smart cities. Information on innovative projects will primarily be of interest to regional authorities, ICT analysts and companies working in the field of introducing and testing effective practices of a smart city. This was announced on March 2, 2023 by the Moscow Department of Information Technologies (DIT).
 | Technology for Moscow is an everyday tool for solving urban problems and improving the quality of life in the city. Every year, the capital implements more than 300 digital projects: from individual services to large-scale platform solutions and the development of IT infrastructure. Together with the ICT.Moscow portal, we selected about 70 of the most significant and famous Moscow IT projects, which we collected on a separate industry showcase. For convenience, all projects have international and Russian performance indicators and other indicators of smart solutions, - said Eduard Lysenko, Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the Moscow Department of Information Technologies. |  |
The section contains up-to-date information on Moscow innovative projects in the field of smart cities, which were developed and implemented by the Moscow government. Among them: the official portal of the Moscow government mos.ru, city mobile applications, digital services in healthcare, the Moscow Electronic School (MES), the Digital Twin of the city of Moscow, the Active Citizen project, the Supplier Portal and others.
Each project card contains their detailed descriptions, key performance indicators, and indicators of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs are a set of goals for future international cooperation that should ensure the openness, safety, resilience and environmental sustainability of cities and human settlements by 2030. For easy navigation, all projects are divided into the following categories: industry solutions, digital ecosystem, technologies, infrastructure.
In addition to the cards of the capital's smart projects, the section contains: the IT news feed of Moscow, as well as research, monitoring and reports on digital technologies, which mention the metropolis. In addition, users have access to a selection of more than 650 sets of open data on Moscow city infrastructure facilities and more than 30 datasets collected according to international ISO37120 and U4SSC standards. All information has been verified by specialists of the capital's IT department. Also on the page you can subscribe to thematic mailings and section updates.
Initially, ICT.Moscow launched the Smart City Moscow section for the international community. In English, it collected up-to-date information on innovative city projects in Moscow for foreign companies, governments, industry analysts and rating compilers.
2022: The attention of Russian media to digital technologies has noticeably decreased
the Russian Media attention to digital technologies dropped markedly at the end of the first - beginning of the second quarter, but began to recover in the summer. As a result, the number of mentions of tracked IT media brands was 12% less than in the last half of the year, although year-on-year the figure increased slightly - by 1%. This conclusion was made by ICT.Moscow based on the results of an analysis of IT media brands for the first half of 2022. The most mentioned technologies and technological directions during this period were:, drones artificial intelligence (),,, AI and blockchain virtual (/), augmented reality VRAR as well as 5G metaverse. One of the central topics on the IT agenda has become. import substitution
Attention to most of the monitored technologies and technological directions began to recover in the summer. Compared to the previous half of the year, the number of mentions of tracked IT media brands decreased by almost 12%, but compared to the first half of 2021, the indicator became higher by 1%.
One of the key topics of the first half of 2022 was import substitution, in connection with which a new situational monitoring was launched, caused by the current agenda. Previously, ICT.Moscow tracked references to technology in the context of COVID-19.
Among technologies and technological directions in the context of import substitution, the most mentioned were: AI (by a wide margin, 5.6 thousand times in six months), cloud technologies and the Internet of things. Notable technotrecks were: software (software, software), electronics, information security. Most often, the media wrote about the software: a total of almost 16 thousand times in six months. Throughout the entire half year, media interest in the topic of information security ( IS) in the context of import substitution has steadily grown. During this time, there were two noticeable bursts of mentions of information security: in March and June.
AI and drones remained the most discussed technologies on the general agenda. Despite the fact that the mention of AI in March and May reached its lowest levels since January 2019 (12.4 thousand per month), in June an increase in the number of publications about AI began along with most other IT media brands. The main context for mentioning the technology was: various application practices, as well as standardization and educational aspect.
The third in terms of mention was blockchain, the interest in which continues to grow steadily: it was mentioned 63% more often than in the first half of 2021, and 45% more often than in the second half of the year. The main context of references to technology is the development of topics of crypto and digital currencies, as well as NFT. In addition, blockchain was mentioned in the context of the Web 3.0 concept. Also noticeable were publications on the use of technology in elections in a number of regions of Russia.
As in previous years, in January 2022, the number of mentions of VR/AR significantly decreased compared to the end of 2021 - from 12.4 thousand to 9.3 thousand. The mention of these technologies decreased throughout almost the entire half of the year, with the exception of June, when media interest in them began to return. VR is often mentioned in the context of specific industries: the technology was among the industry trends, for example, for agriculture, and its prospects for some other areas were questioned.
A large number of references to VR are related to the explanation of the principle of functioning of metauverses. The very concept of metaverses continues to be actively present in the media edition: on average, it was mentioned about 4 thousand times a month, and in February - the maximum number of times - 5.6 thousand. Notable projects in virtual reality, including domestic ones, are associated with this concept. Also, the media in February drew attention to plans to regulate it in Russia.
The number of references to 5G was peak in January 2022 (8.8 thousand) - for the first time since October 2021, but then it began to decline.
2021
Adding 120 cases of using AI by domestic developers
On November 3, 2021 DIT of Moscow , it was announced that Moscow the ICT.Moscow digital solutions portal had updated English-speaking base the Russian its application practices (AI artificial intelligence). 120 cases of using AI by domestic developers have been added to the project website, two information blocks have also become available: industry research and a showcase of solutions from Moscow developers, which has more than 170 products as of November 2021. In total, the knowledge base has more than 400 AI practices, which makes it a convenient showcase for studying the solutions of Russian developers abroad.
| | This project is among the city's initiatives to engage with the IT industry. We centrally collect experience in implementing Russian AI practices in English. This gives domestic developers additional opportunities to export their solutions and find new partners for business development, "said Eduard Lysenko, Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Moscow Department of Information Technologies. | |
In total, 401 Russian cases of using technology in various fields have been translated into English for November 2021: MedTech, retail and, and e-commerce, logistics - transport COVID Tech, and, industry power the city sphere, HR-Tech and others.
The most AI practices were added in the MedTech segment - 25 cases. Next come: retail and e-commerce (18 cases), logistics and transport (8 cases).
The English-language knowledge base of Russian practices on artificial intelligence was launched at ICT.Moscow in May 2020. Data on Russian practices are collected by ICT.Moscow analysts from open sources.
Addition of 110 Russian and 66 foreign cases
The ICT.Moscow portal has updated the database of world practices for the use of artificial intelligence (AI). This was announced on July 5, 2021 by the Moscow Department of Information Technologies (DIT). More than 170 cases have been added to the project website, information about which appeared in open sources from September 2020 to June 2021. The main emphasis in the selection was placed on domestic practices - 110 Russian and 66 foreign cases were collected.
The update is available in the AI Knowledge Base.
The most noticeable development of AI in the MedTech segment is 39 practices selected for the database. At the same time, most of these practices (29 cases) occur in the first half of 2021, which indirectly indicates an increase in the pace of implementation of AI solutions in. medicine This trend is characteristic of both foreign and foreign Russia ones. In countries particular, To Moscow a system for supporting medical decision-making based on was launched in. EMIAS A remote radiological research analysis service was also developed, which allows the Russian regions to use AI medical algorithms introduced into Moscow clinics. There are more and more cases of early diagnosis of complex and rare diseases in the world by subtle or invisible signs (autism, Friedreich's ataxia and others). Despite the decline in the number of COVID-Tech practices, they continue to appear, although not as actively as throughout 2020. MIT scientists, for example, have used to neuronets predict virus mutations and their resistance to drugs.
Other industries actively implementing AI practices include retail and e-commerce (24 new cases), industry and power (16 cases), logistics and transport (15 cases). In the transport segment, one of the most notable cases is the biometric fare payment system in the Moscow metro, which was launched in test mode in 2021. You can also note the capital's project to determine the condition of the driver to prevent accidents. A development similar to Anti-Son (used in this case) was also implemented by Amazon in the United States to control the behavior of drivers during deliveries. An interesting case for retail was the Moscow project to recognize the emotions of customers in stores.
state In the municipal spheres, AI projects began to be implemented, which had previously been launched only in megacities or were only announced. For example, in Yakutia, a digital assistant system was launched, similar to the service launched in 2014 for Citywide. In contact center Moscow 2018, they talked about the introduction of AI to record meetings or make standard court decisions in Russia. In 2021, artificial intelligence algorithms have already been used to shorthand court hearings Izhevsk in and prepare court orders to collect taxes from citizens in. Belgorod
These and similar cases show the increasing spread of artificial intelligence and its use in traditionally conservative areas of federal and urban structures.
Updating the knowledge base on the application of blockchain technology in the world
The knowledge base on the use of blockchain technology has been updated on the ICT.Moscow platform. New studies, presentations and practices for the introduction of technology from around the world have been added, reported on February 10, 2021 in DIT Moscow.
The database contains 165 Russian and foreign blockchain implementation practices, which are divided into 14 categories. All cases can be filtered into foreign and Russian cases, you can separately study the experience of the Department of Information Technologies of the city of Moscow. Most of the solutions are found in the field of FinTech, logistics and transport, as well as in the public sector - 30, 28 and 27, respectively. Since the opening of the knowledge base in April 2020, it has been used more than 20 thousand times.
| | "Blockchain opens up ample opportunities for the city and business, transforming established processes, allowing them to be made faster, more transparent or safer. The technology allows you to solve completely different problems: from remote voting to process automation. Moscow has been introducing blockchain since 2017, increasing confidence in electronic services and voting, "said Kirill Polyakov, head of Blockchain at the Moscow Department of Information Technology. | |
Domestic experience is represented by 52 cases, among which there are both state projects - remote electronic voting on the blockchain on amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation in 2020, and commercial ones - a system for selling cargo items on the blockchain.
Of 113 foreign practices, several projects can be distinguished. For example, opening building access to emergency services in Poland using smart keys or applying blockchain to store medical data in a "digital health passport" in Singapore.
A catalog of ready-made blockchain products from Moscow developers is also available on the site. The project is open-ended and any company can share their experience of implementing blockchain.
2020
Launch of a project on the world experience in the development of artificial intelligence
A project on the world experience in the development of artificial intelligence has been launched in Moscow. This was announced on November 5, 2020 by DIT of Moscow.
The metropolitan platform on digital solutions ICT.Moscow has significantly expanded the functionality of the knowledge base on artificial intelligence (AI). Now all up-to-date information about this emerging technology is available on one site.
| | The project was launched as part of the information infrastructure of Moscow for the business community and software developers. Including thanks to them, our city is one of the world leaders in the implementation of modern solutions. Advanced technologies are the future of megacities. To continue to improve the quality of life, it is necessary to stimulate their development. It is for this that a special legal regime in the field of artificial intelligence has been introduced in the capital, "said Deputy Mayor Natalya Sergunina. | |
According to her, on ICT.Moscow you can find the latest Russian and international practices for the use of AI, they are published for November 2020 about 700. For convenience, they are all distributed in functional areas: "," "Science and Retail ", e-commerce"Industry " and, "" power Culture and Art, "", Education"", "" Sport Social Sphere,Logistics "" and, "" transport Customer Service "and others.
Separately, a showcase of 300 Moscow AI solutions is highlighted. In addition, users have access to a daily news feed about artificial intelligence, a selection of vacancies, analytics, announcements of industry events, datacets (kits) data for developers and other useful ones. information The task of the project is to help in finding new ideas and scenarios for the use of artificial intelligence
| | Combining such functionality within one site will allow businesses to receive the most up-to-date information. We see this as a direct effect. Now this is not just a knowledge base, but a full-fledged portal-navigator on AI capabilities, - said the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the Moscow Department of Information Technologies Eduard Lysenko. | |
Knowledge base with global VR and AR practices
On August 19, 2020 Department of Information Technologies of the city of Moscow , it was announced that a section with world practices for the use of technologies and (/) appeared on the ICT.Moscow digital technology platform virtual augmented reality. VRAR The open knowledge base was prepared with the participation of DIT specialists. According Moscow to the deputy mayor, more Natalia Sergunina than 120 the Russian international cases have been collected, including Moscow solutions, as well as research and presentations on the topic.
| | "67 Russian and 55 foreign examples can be studied in the database. All of them are distributed in spheres. As the review of cases showed, most often VR and AR technologies are used in medicine, education, culture and tourism, "said Natalya Sergunina. | |
The section on VR and AR includes cases of Moscow developers. In addition, the VR/AR knowledge base also has video clips, analytics, research, news and other useful information. The project is aimed at helping to find new ideas and scenarios for applying modern developments. The base is publicly available, any organization can share their experience.
Adding 244 AI practices
In less than three months, the artificial intelligence (AI) knowledge base on the digital technology platform ICT.Moscow has been replenished with 244 additional AI practices. 140 solutions - Russian. In total, 550 cases can be studied within the framework of the project for May 2020. This was announced on May 27, 2020 by DIT of Moscow.
Most of the cases in the knowledge base on ICT.Moscow are related to the following areas and areas: medicine, security, retail and e-commerce, customer support, industry and power, logistics and transport, COVID-Tech. Since the launch of the project in February 2020, 140 Russian and 104 international cases have been added.
At the end of April, a special "COVID-Tech" filter was added, where practices aimed at combating were collected in one place. coronavirus
| | From July 1, a five-year experimental legal regime is launched in Moscow, the purpose of which is to create the necessary conditions for the development and introduction of artificial intelligence technologies. One of the areas of our work is the development of the Moscow market for AI solutions and the analysis of the situation in Russia and in the world. The knowledge base is useful both for developers, integrators and companies that work with this technology, and for the city, emphasized Eduard Lysenko, Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Moscow Department of Information Technologies.
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The project combines knowledge of technology in different directions. In total, over 1.1 thousand materials are available in the knowledge base: detailed business applications cases, market analytics, research, presentations, expert opinions, news, events. In addition, a news feed has been launched in which you can track all the most noticeable things in the AI industry every day. The project is available at: ict.moscow/ai/.
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