Smart city: development in Russia

Digital City Project

Main article: Digital city (project for digitalization of cities in Russia)

What is a smart city?

Main article: Smart City

The project of the Ministry of Construction for the development of "smart cities" in Russia

• Smart city (departmental project of the Ministry of Construction)

Digital Primorye (smart city in the Far East)

Main article: Digital Primorye (smart city in the Far East)

Components of a smart city

APK "Safe City"

• AIC Safe City - as part of the implementation of the federal program "Safe City"

Intelligent Transport Infrastructure (ITS)

Main article: Intelligent Transport Infrastructure (ITS) Russia

In the smart road ecosystem, analysts include solutions for collecting and processing data on vehicles and road infrastructure for decision-making, including:

• transport flow detectors;
• adaptive (smart) traffic lights;
• means of automatic recording of traffic violations;
• electronic means of non-stop fare payment;
• parkomats;
• connected information boards;
• automated lighting control systems;
• other connected objects (for example, automatic road weather stations, road controllers, etc.).

Smart cities Standards

Main article: Standards of smart cities

Ratings of smart cities in Russia

Main article: Rating of smart cities in Russia

Chronicle of development

2024: How Perm is digitalized as a "smart city"

Perm Territory entered the top 10 leaders of the Russian rating on the digitalization index "IQ cities." In particular, the region was awarded an award in the nomination "for the greatest activity." This was announced on June 14, 2024 by the local government. Read more here.

2020: Rosatom asks for federal funding for smart cities projects in the regions

On September 11, 2020, it became known about Rosatom's proposal for federal financing of smart cities projects in the regions. So far, the digitalization of regions is taking place on the basis of several disparate initiatives and state programs. Read more here.

2019

The market for solutions for smart cities in Russia exceeded 81 billion rubles

The market for solutions for smart cities in Russia exceeded 81 billion rubles at the end of 2019. This was announced at the end of June 2020 by the head of the analytical center under the government of RFKonstantin Kalinin.

According to him, in 2019, more than 2.5 thousand solutions were implemented in the field of smart cities, of which:

• 40% are projects in the field of building automation;
• 33% - digitalization projects for energy and heat supply;
• 32% - public safety monitoring projects;
• 27% - waste management initiatives.

Konstantin Kalinin noted that about 300 successful implemented solutions for smart cities by the end of June 2020 are included in the corresponding online register.

Stavropol Territory became the leader among the regions of the North Caucasus Federal District (North Caucasus Federal District) in terms of the digitalization of cities and the development of smart cities projects. On July 2, 2020, the Russian  Information Agency reported to TASS in the press service of the head of  the region, Vladimir Vladimirov , following an online meeting of the Council for Digital Development, Informatization and Protection of Regional Information.^[1]

As of the end of June 2020, 1.8 trillion rubles are allocated for the implementation of the Smart City federal project. The project involves an increase in domestic costs for the development of the digital economy at the expense of all sources, the creation of a stable and secure information and telecommunication infrastructure for high-speed transmission, processing and storage of large amounts of data in the country, as well as the transfer of government agencies and organizations to the use of mainly Russian-developed software. The project involves all settlements with more than 100 thousand inhabitants, as well as, at the request of the subject, cities with fewer residents. 

Orange and ANO API will develop "smart cities" in the Far Eastern and Arctic region

On September 5, 2019, it became known that the international service provider Orange Business Services and the Far East Agency for Attracting Investments and Export Support (ANO API) signed an agreement providing for cooperation in the implementation of projects in the Far Eastern Federal District and the Arctic region of Russia. As part of the agreement, Orange will provide its international and Russian expertise in implementing smart cities solutions and ensuring uninterrupted communication on ships and remote facilities, and ANO API will assist Orange in obtaining state and financial support, as well as in establishing cooperation with development institutions and authorities to implement the conceived projects. Read more here.

Roselectronics has sold more than 1000 sets of IPRO-6 for the Smart Home system

On August 20, 2019, the Roselectronics holding of Rostec State Corporation announced that, together with the Ryazan Engineering and Production Association (IPRO), more than 1000 sets of IPRO-6 equipment for the Smart Home system were sold. Read more here.

Micron began serial production of packaged RFID tags for marking lampposts

On August 20, 2019, Micron announced that it had mastered the serial production of KMS-1 (or S-Tag "Quest") boxed RFID angular positioning tags for marking lampposts in the perimeter of a smart city. Read more here.

Russian projects in the field of smart city collected on one map

The platform about high-tech companies and solutions from the capital ICT.Moscow and the Smart City Lab division of the Moscow Department of Information Technology have collected Russian solutions in a free database of Smart City projects. As of August 14, 2019, more than 100 projects from Moscow and 18 Russian cities, which were included in the pilot group of the Smart City project, are presented at the smart practice showcase. ^[2] Read more here.

Earlier, a map of the capital's digital ecosystems became available on the ICT.Moscow platform.^[3]

Micron has created a "smart" system to control the filling of garbage containers

On June 11, 2019, Micron announced the creation of a "smart" system for monitoring the filling of garbage containers - a wireless optical MMK-01 device. The device allows you to remotely track the level of waste in tanks and optimize the logistics of garbage collection. Read more here.

Rusatom Infrastructure Solutions and Sitronics agreed on the development of smart cities

RuSat Infrastructure Solutions LLC (part of Rosatom State Corporation) and Sitronics JSC will combine developments in the development of the digital industry of cities. The companies announced this on May 15, 2019 in connection with the signed agreement of intent to develop joint projects. As promising areas of cooperation, the introduction of digital platforms and elements of the "Smart City" in the improvement of public territory, the creation of technological infrastructure and data centers, including on the basis of the principles of public-private partnership, and others are considered. Joint pilot projects in a number of regions are planned to be launched this year. Read more here.

The database of world projects Smart City in Russian has been published

The platform ICT.Moscow , together with the Smart City Lab division Department of Information Technologies of the city of Moscow database , for the first time assembled and made publicly available world Smart City projects in Russian. This was reported on April 4, 2019 TAdviser in DIT. Moscow It included 195 projects from,,,, and Singapore London Seoul Amsterdam other New York Barcelona megacities. All projects are presented on the interactive map.^[4] here

Rostec, Rosatom and Rostelecom create the Smart City National Competence Center

On January 25, 2019, Rostec, Rosatom and Rostelecom signed an agreement in Moscow to create the Smart City National Competence Center.

Oksana Demchenko, who previously headed the Department of the Urban Environment of the Ministry of Construction of Russia, was appointed the head of the competence center.

The competence center created with the support of the Ministry of Construction of Russia will be engaged in the development, implementation and popularization of technologies, equipment, programs aimed at increasing the level of digitalization of the urban economy. The structure also plans to prepare and support international cooperation projects on housing policy, urban development and natural resource management for the development of smart cities in Russia.

author '= Andrei Chibis, Deputy Minister of Construction, Housing and Communal Services of the Russian Federation ' The Smart City project is a cross-disciplinary project that requires significant resources and participation of almost all city services, business, communities, citizens. It is complex technologically and organizationally, and the main task of the Competence Center is methodological, expert and technical support for regions and municipalities. In addition, the Competence Center should become a platform on which the main work will be carried out to "stitch" and synchronize practical work, consolidate requests and proposals from regions and market participants, analyze typical problems and develop solutions. We expect it to become the main center of expertise on the project and welcome the initiative of Rostelecom, Rostec and Rosatom to create such a center.

Smart City systems allow you to strengthen the quality of management of urban areas, increase the energy efficiency of the urban economy, improve the environmental situation, create an intelligent transport infrastructure that is as comfortable as possible for citizens and guests of the city. At the same time, the implemented solutions can provide both an increase in regional budget revenues up to 10%, and a reduction in costs - up to 15%.

author '= Vasily Brovko, Director-at-Large of Rostec State Corporation For the successful development of Smart Cities, an effective financial model is needed that takes into account the interests of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation and investors. The best mechanism can be a concession, when the main burden at the start of the project falls not on the regional budget, but on the investor. Investor risks can be partially closed by subsidizing the interest rate at the financing bank. At the same time, the territories already in the short term receive obvious effects. For example, the "smart" systems created by Rostec allow you to reduce energy costs by 50%, reduce road accidents by 80%, increase the throughput of intersections by 15%, and increase the safety of citizens. Developing effective work mechanisms and combining better experience within the Competence Center will help achieve breakthrough results. This is the main goal of our cooperation.

As of January 2019, Rostec's Smart City projects exceed 30 billion rubles. The systems and elements of the "Smart City" developed by Rostec enterprises - "smart" lighting, traffic control systems, intelligent monitoring systems for housing and communal services, streets, roads, etc. - are being introduced in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sverdlovsk, Yaroslavl, Irkutsk regions and a number of other regions of the country.

The planned revenue of the State Corporation from the digitalization of urban farms by 2025 should exceed 350 billion rubles.

2018

The volume of the market for technological solutions for the "smart city" - 81 billion rubles, an increase of 8%

The costs of technological solutions for the "smart city" in Russia at the end of 2018 amounted to more than 81 billion rubles, which is 8% more than a year earlier. Such data analysts iKS-Consulting released on March 18, 2019.

According to experts, the market in question has potential and attractiveness, but not only does it not show explosive growth, but it can also shrink. It is predicted that in 2019 investments in digital solutions for the "smart city" will fall to 77.1 billion rubles.

The study notes that private investors are not interested in participating in smart city projects, and almost the entire market is formed by Moscow, which accounts for 93% of expenses in Russia. The share of St. Petersburg is 2%, and the rest of the regions combined - 5%. The disinterest of private investors in participating in smart city projects at Rostelecom is explained by the fact that often such investments do not become highly profitable.

The Moscow budget for the planning period 2019-2020 for the implementation of certain areas within the framework of the concept of a "smart city" provides for cost reduction. In this situation, only the allocation of funds from the federal budget for the implementation of regional programs of the Digital Economy can spur market growth in Russia, iKS-Consulting believes. The departmental program "Smart City" and the modernization of the video surveillance system in Moscow using face recognition technology can have a small impact on the market.

As for the entire Russian market for technological solutions for the "smart city," it can only be spurred by the allocation of funds from the federal budget for the development of regional programs "Digital Economy," indicate in iKS-Consulting. The most promising segments in the field of "smart city" for the regions of analytics include light, housing and communal services, traffic management, "safe city" and eco-monitoring.^[5]

A + C Transproekt and Schwabe will promote civilian products for smart cities to the global market

A + C Transproekt, an expert in transport planning and development of IT solutions for modeling and management of transport flows, and Shvabe Holding, which unites the main scientific, production and service and sales enterprises of the optical and electronic industry in Russia, signed a partnership agreement on November 22, 2018. The parties agreed to jointly develop the supply of civilian products for "smart cities" to the world market. Read more here.

KB Strelka and Cisco agreed to jointly develop Smart City solutions in Russia

On October 11, 2018, KB Strelka and Cisco announced the signing of an agreement of intent, according to which the companies plan to jointly develop solutions in the Smart City direction, including in terms of their localization in Russia.

In particular, the companies intend to participate in the development of a development strategy in the direction of "Smart City" and piloting such solutions in various regions of the Russian Federation. An important part of the signed agreement is, in particular, that KB Strelka will become the first Russian company to localize the control panel of the Cisco Kinetic for Cities solution. The result of cooperation should be the creation of an intellectual infrastructure in the regions of the Russian Federation, based on solutions that increase the efficiency of urban management and optimize the introduction of new services, Cisco said.

KB Strelka is a company with extensive experience in implementing complex projects, which considers the city as a comprehensive system aimed at creating a comfortable environment for life. Cisco, for its part, has experience and knowledge that allows you to make the city not only comfortable, but also "smart." All this will allow our cooperation to be as effective as possible, "said Amr Salem, vice president of public sector customer relations at Cisco. - We actively interact with government agencies around the world: in Europe alone, more than 100 projects have already been launched, within the framework of which we help to build Smart Cities as an expert.

The task of Strelka Design Bureau is to create solutions that will allow Russian cities and their residents to be competitive at the global and regional level. It is important for us to cooperate with the world leader in digital systems for cities and develop transport, economic and spatial solutions that meet the needs of modern citizens, "commented Denis Leontyev, General Director of Strelka Design Bureau.

Dynamic Road Signs Installation Plan

In early September 2018, it became known that in Russia it is planned to install road signs that will independently begin to change the maximum permitted speed. Read more here.

Experts of the CSR stated the lag of Russia in the field of Smart City

Smart city projects implemented in Russian cities are not integrated and boil down to the modernization of individual systems. Such conclusions were reached by experts from the Center for Strategic Research Alexei Kudrin. The corresponding report of the center entitled "Priority areas for the introduction of smart city technologies in Russian cities" is published on the official website of the organization.

Experts of the CSR state "low readiness of Russian cities for digital transformation." "The smart city projects being implemented in the country at this stage are mainly associated with point digitalization and intellectualization of individual services and infrastructure elements," the document says. As for the comprehensive modernization based on the principles of Smart City, at the moment in Russia such projects are being implemented only within the framework of greenfield projects, analysts at the Center for Strategic Research say. Among such projects are Innopolis in Tatarstan, Innograd Yuzhny in St. Petersburg and the Skolkovo Innocenter near Moscow.

In addition, the country clearly lacks its own Smart City technologies, the report says. "The analysis of patent and publishing activity shows that Russia does not have its own technological groundwork in most areas of development of a smart city," the document says.

On the way to the integrated implementation of Smart City in Russia, a number of obstacles will have to be overcome, CSR experts admit. "The main barriers to the digital transformation of Russian cities are, on the one hand, barriers to the development of new technological solutions (for example, in terms of standardization of new technologies, features of working with data, including large ones, attracting alternative sources of financing for technological projects). On the other hand, legal, organizational and technological barriers to the introduction of smart city technologies by municipalities and businesses (for example, outdated requirements in SNIPs, peculiarities of public procurement, lack of complete, automatically verified and reliable spatial urban data, etc.) play a significant role, "the report says.

Among the priority steps for the comprehensive implementation of Smart City, the experts of the CSR named the improvement of regulatory regulation, including the development and adoption of a special federal law "On smart cities in the Russian Federation." Also, in their opinion, it is necessary to create a coordination body for the development of smart cities at the level of the Government of the Russian Federation and municipalities.

And finally, it is necessary to ensure funding for the modernization of cities based on the principles of Smart City. "Particular attention should be paid to the formation of financial instruments that provide resource support for the implementation of smart city projects. First of all, we are talking about tax benefits, subsidies and grants within the framework of specialized state programs, support for initiatives in the field of public-private partnership, as well as expanding the use of crowdfunding tools, "the authors of the report summarize.

2017

Creation of a consortium to implement the concept of "Smart Cities of Russia"

On October 17, 2017, representatives of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications of Russia, Rosatom, Rostelecom, ITMO University and Lomonosov Moscow State University signed a memorandum on the creation of a National Consortium for the Development and Introduction of Digital Technologies in the field of urban management.

One of the key tasks of the consortium is the creation and implementation of the concept of "Smart Cities of Russia," which will imply specific measures and targets for the digitalization of urban sectors.

According to Rostelecom President Mikhail Oseevsky, the concept as a whole will provide for the advanced development of 50 Russian cities, which will become "points" of concentration of the main capital of the digital economy - highly qualified specialists. The strategic consortium, in turn, will become a center of competence for the creation of "smart" cities and the implementation of relevant innovative projects in the interests of almost 50 million residents of Russia.

By the end of 2017, it is planned to determine "pilot" territories and develop a "road" map, including, among other things, measures for the use of digital platforms for managing smart cities, projects for the introduction of unmanned vehicles, increasing transparency and efficiency of housing and communal services, creating favorable conditions in cities for the development of high-tech companies and projects and other initiatives.

The Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications proposes to create 50 "smart" cities within the framework of the "Digital Economy" program

In Russia, it is planned to create 50 "smart" cities through the introduction of modern infocommunication technologies. This conclusion can be made on the basis of the Digital Economy of Russia program prepared by the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which describes the plan for the development of the Russian ICT industry in the period until 2025.

The program of transformation of ordinary cities into "smart" involves the introduction of a set of technical solutions and organizational measures aimed at achieving the maximum possible quality of resource management and service delivery. It is planned that at least 60 wireless Internet access points will be accounted for per square kilometer of "smart" cities, citizens using electronic services will participate in decision-making by the city authorities, and the level of informatization of public transport will reach 100%. Technoparks will also be created that will produce high-tech products.

To implement plans Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media to create "smart" cities, it is necessary to develop a high-quality telecommunications infrastructure - wireless access networks using technology Wi-Fi and modern communication networks based on the standard that 5G can transmit large amounts of data at ultra-high speeds. Another promising area will be the development of narrowband technologies, with the NB-IoT help of which Internet of Things meters HOUSING AND PUBLIC UTILITIES and various sensors that monitor the state of infrastructure and transport can be connected to the "" network.

Central Federal District

Michurinsk

2022: Rosatom deployed the Smart City platform in Michurinsk

The administration of the Tambov region, the municipality of Michurinsk and the State Corporation Rosatom are deploying the Smart City platform in the city. The project is aimed at creating a comfortable and safe digital environment for citizens. The decision will create additional opportunities for dialogue between residents and the authorities, citizens will be able to take part in the development of Michurinsk and speed up the solution of urban problems. This was announced on December 13, 2022 by the RIR company (Rosatom Infrastructure Solutions). Read more here.

Kurchatov

Rosatom and Kurchatov Administration have expanded the functionality of the Smart City platform

The administration of the Kursk region, the administration of Kurchatov and RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) are developing the Smart Kurchatov project. As part of the fourth stage of development, where special attention is directed to the energy efficiency of the municipal sector, the functionality of digital services has been expanded. In addition, urban infrastructure facilities are integrated into the project . This was reported on July 17, 2023 by RuSat Infrastructure Solutions. Read more here.

2021: Smart Kurchatov expands services

The administration of the Kursk region, the Department of Urban Economy of Kurchatov and RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) have put into commercial operation additional digital services of the Smart Kurchatov platform and urban infrastructure facilities. RIR announced this on January 17, 2022. Read more here.

Moscow

• Moscow Smart city Information technologies in Moscow
• Moscow Department of Information Technology (DIT)
• Information city (ICT program of Moscow) "'
• ITS using the example of Moscow
• Unified Wi-Fi network "Moscow Transport" (MT FREE)
• Unified Medical Information and Analytical System (EMIAS)
• Intelligent Transport System (Moscow)
• Project "Moscow Electronic School"

Moscow region

Main article: Smart city technologies in the Moscow region

Yaroslavl

At the beginning of 2017, it became known in which region Rostec decided to implement a pilot project to introduce smart city technology. Smart City systems will start working in Yaroslavl, their installation will begin in 2018. Five complexes are planned to be integrated into the infrastructure of the city:

• "Light City" - LED lighting with intelligent control;
• "Intelligent Transport System" - photo-video recording of violations and weight and dimensional control with a single control center;
• "Safe City" - video monitoring and notification of the population about emergency situations with a single rapid response center;
• "Eco-monitoring" - environmental monitoring using sensors and sensors, as well as a fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles and copters;
• "Tourism Development" is an aggregator of information about the sights of the region, a single tourist smart card with a transport application.

Smolensk

The first stage of the introduction of smart city technologies was completed in Smolensk

In Smolensk, the first stage of the project for the introduction of smart city solutions on the basis of an integrated digital platform developed by Rosatom Infrastructure Solutions, which announced this on June 4, 2024, has been completed. Read more here.

Tula

RuSat Infrastructure Solutions is introducing the Smart City platform in Tula

RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) and the Tula administration are deploying digital services for the Smart City platform. RIR announced this on February 21, 2023. Read more here.

Tula region

Main article: Technologies of the "smart city" in the Tula region

Ural Federal District

ZATO Snezhinsk

Rosatom Smart City in the Chelyabinsk Region has been supplemented with services. This was announced on December 21, 2020 by the RIR company (Rosatom Infrastructure Solutions). Read more here.

Nizhny Tagil

On July 8, 2020, Rostec announced that the Schwabe holding had implemented a life cycle contract for the design, construction and maintenance of the urban outdoor lighting system in Nizhny Tagil. As of July 2020, more than 9 thousand lighting poles were installed in the city, about 15 thousand lamps were installed, 455 km of street lighting networks were carried out and 9206 light points were transferred for maintenance. Read more here

Chelyabinsk

The signing of an agreement on cooperation in the development of information and communication technologies ended the meeting of the Governor of the Chelyabinsk Region Alexei Teksler and the President of ER-Telecom Holding JSC Andrei Kuzyaev. This was reported on March 16, 2021 by ER-Telecom Holding. Read more here.

Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) and the Administration of the Purovsky District of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug are deploying digital services of the Smart City platform. RIR announced this on August 15, 2022. Read more here.

Volga Federal District

Main article: Digital Economy and Electronic Tatarstan

Nizhny Novgorod

2021: Rostelecom launched Smart City smart support in Nizhny Novgorod

On August 19, 2021, Rostelecom announced that three smart supports Smart City were installed in Nizhny Novgorod on Gorky Square near the House of Communications. Read more here.

Nizhny Novgorod region

2024: Rosatom and Nizhny Novgorod Region deploy digital platform in all municipalities

The government of the Nizhny Novgorod region, in partnership with Rusat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation), has implemented a comprehensive project to introduce the Smart Region digital platform in all municipalities of the region. RIR announced this on March 29, 2024. Read more here.

2023: Rosatom and Nizhny Novgorod Region deploy Smart City digital platform in all municipalities of the region

Rosatom and the Nizhny Novgorod Region have deployed the Smart City digital platform in all municipalities in the region. This was announced on March 22, 2023 by the RIR company (Rosatom Infrastructure Solutions). Read more here.

2020: AIC "Safe City" launched in the Nizhny Novgorod region

In the Nizhny Novgorod region, the agro-industrial complex "Safe City" was launched on the basis of the digital platform "KorKlass." This was announced on June 30, 2021 by Rostelecom. Read more here.

Perm Territory

2021: ER-Telecom Holding will continue to develop the Safe City project in the Perm Territory

The Governor of the Perm Territory Dmitry Makhonin signed cooperation agreements with the Morion Digital Technopark and ER-Telecom Holding JSC aimed at the socio-economic and digital development of the region. This was announced on April 15, 2021 by Er-Telecom Holding. Read more here.

Perm

In the 13th year of 2022, ER-Telecom Holding (TM Дом.ру Business) announced that it had completed work on a project to organize smart city lighting covering the entire territory of the city. Read more here.

Sarov

More than half of Sarov's traffic lights are connected to an automated traffic control system

RIR (Rosatom Infrastructure Solutions) on November 25, 2020 reported that about half of the traffic lights of Sarov (Nizhny Novgorod Region) are connected to an automated traffic control system. Read more here.

"Smart" atomgrad Sarov introduces services for people with disabilities

Smart Atomgrad Sarov became one of the first Russian cities with electronic services for people with disabilities. This was announced on August 4, 2020 by the company "RuSat Infrastructure Solutions." Read more here.

Tatarstan

The digital economy and the creation of "smart cities" are impossible without basic infrastructure and certain developments. In Tatarstan, there are such developments. This is the penetration rate of broadband Internet access -75%, according to which the republic ranks 1st in the Volga Federal District and 3rd in the country. This is a joint pilot project with PJSC Rostelecom and PJSC Tattelecom to create an experimental zone of the fifth generation mobile communications network. This is the provision of public services in electronic form - 79.7%. This is the development of the city of high technologies Innopolis, which has already become a comfortable environment for the life and work of more than a thousand IT specialists.

Samara

On June 26, 2019, the company "" Integra-with reported that with the help of the ""system Integra 4D-Planet Earth in the city Samara integrated , most of the existing and functioning systems in the city.

The basis of the Safe City agro-industrial complex system was an automated habitat safety monitoring system integrated through unified dispatch services of municipal administrations at the level of municipal districts and districts, ensuring end-to-end transmission and processing of information, integrity and consistency of information flows and procedures within the framework of interdepartmental interaction, taking into account restrictions on access rights. Read more here.

Saratov region

On October 10, 2019, ER-Telecom Holding JSC announced that, together with the Government of the Saratov Region, they signed an agreement on the development of the region's telecommunications infrastructure and the implementation of projects of the national program "Digital Economy of Russia." Read more here.

Udmurt Republic

2022: Artificial intelligence prevented an emergency in the Glazov water supply system in Udmurtia

Artificial intelligence prevented an emergency in the Glazov water supply system in Udmurtia. This was announced on December 1, 2022 by the RIR company (Rosatom Infrastructure Solutions). Read more [[1]].

Chuvash Republic

2024: Iskra Technologiya launched the Safe City agro-industrial complex based on Digital Q ecosystem platforms in the Chuvash Republic

The regional integration platform of the Safe City Hardware and Software Complex developed by Iskra Technologiya JSC began to operate in the Chuvash Republic. Diasoft announced this on October 3, 2024. Read more here.

Northwest Federal District

Kaliningrad region

530 million rubles will be allocated by the authorities of the Kaliningrad region for the maintenance and development of the Safe City system. This became known on October 20, 2020. Read more here.

St. Petersburg

Petersburg and Kazan can be attributed to cities with "smart" housing and communal services. The northern capital is a city with an established automation system for water, heat and electricity supply networks. Good transport management practices have been implemented.

• Infrastructure of the agro-industrial complex "Safe City" of St. Petersburg
• Information Technology in St. Petersburg

Murmansk region

Digital solutions introduced into the regional management system of the Murmansk region help to quickly eliminate the consequences of bad weather in Murmansk and other settlements. This was announced on March 11, 2021 by the RIR company (Rosatom Infrastructure Solutions). Read more here.

North Caucasus Federal District

Stavropol Territory

2021: Stavropol Territory and Rosatom have deployed the Smart City system in all municipalities of the region

The administration of the Stavropol Territory and RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) have deployed key modules of the Smart City digital platform in all 33 municipalities in the region. RIR announced this on November 23, 2021. Read more here.

Pyatigorsk

Pyatigorsk will become a "smart city." This became known on December 3, 2020. Read more here.

Siberian Federal District

Tyva

Launch of the Smart Kyzyl software system into commercial operation

RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) on October 20, 2021 announced that, together with the Department of Urban Economy of the Kyzyl City Hall, the Smart Kyzyl software complex was put into commercial operation. Read more here.

Rosatom will launch the Smart City system in the capital of the Republic of Tuva

Rosatom on May 6, 2021 announced plans to launch the Smart City system in the capital of the Republic of Tuva. Read more here.

Usolye-Sibirskoye

On August 31, 2020, Rosatom State Corporation announced plans to deploy the Smart City system in the Usolye-Siberian Irkutsk Region. The project will become part of a comprehensive program of socio-economic development during the reclamation of the industrial territory of the city as part of the federal project "Clean Country" of the national project "Ecology." Read more here.

Southern Federal District

Sochi

2023

Rostelecom installed smart lighting in Sochi

Rostelecom has completed a large-scale project to modernize the street lighting system of the resort city of Sochi. The company announced this on October 30, 2023. Read more here.

Rosatom and the Sochi administration launched the Smart City platform and the system for managing citizens' appeals

Sochi Administration together with JSC RuSat Infrastructure Solutions"" (RIR, part of the State Corporation Rosatom""), they introduced the Smart city platform Sochi "" and launched the Unified contact center Municipality (ECC) citizen appeal management system in the test version. RIR announced this on May 11, 2023. More. here

2022: Rosatom and Sochi administration develop Smart City technologies

The administration of Sochi and RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) are deploying the Smart City platform in the city. The project is aimed at creating a comfortable and safe digital environment for citizens. This was reported on January 13, 2023 by RIR. Read more here.

Krasnodar Territory

Main article: Smart city technologies in the Krasnodar Territory

Zheleznovodsk

Rosatom and Zheleznovodsk have begun the second stage of digitalization of the resort city

The administration of the Stavropol Territory, the Zheleznovodsk mayor's office and RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC have begun the second stage of the Smart City project. This was announced on July 19, 2021 by the RIR. Read more here.

Smart Zheleznovodsk will be supplemented by intelligent street lighting

Zheleznovodsk continues to expand the capabilities of the Smart City digital platform and is starting to develop a project to create intelligent street lighting using energy-saving technologies. This was announced on June 3, 2021 in the company "RuSat Infrastructure Solutions." Read more here.

"Smart" crossings in Zheleznovodsk made it possible to reduce to zero the number of hits on pedestrians

The decisions of Smart City, implemented in Zheleznovodsk (Stavropol Territory) together with Rusat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom), significantly reduced the emergency situation on the city's roads. In the places of installation of "smart" crossings, the number of hits on pedestrians is reduced to zero, reported on April 21, 2021 in the company "RuSat Infrastructure Solutions." Read more here.

Rosatom's smart technologies halved Zheleznovodsk's waste collection costs

Monitoring the accumulation and export of MSW is one of the elements of the Smart City system, which the Zheleznovodsk administration, together with Rosatom, introduced in 2020. Sensors were installed inside city garbage cans, administration employees in the situation center can track the filling of tanks and regulate the schedule and routes of garbage trucks.

As noted, the administration of the resort city refused to pay for the estimated rates of accumulation of municipal waste and from 2021 it will pay for the actual, actually exported volumes of MSW. Expenses for two months of 2021 compared to the same period in 2020 were halved. Read more here.

Digital solutions of Rosatom allow Zheleznovodsk to save over 20% of energy resources

Digital technologies allow Zheleznovodsk of the Stavropol Territory to save over 20% of resources. This became known according to the results of an internal audit of the consumption of communal resources by municipal institutions conducted using the Smart City digital platform. In particular, the consumption of water and electricity compared to January 2020 decreased by 10%, and heat energy by 22%. This was announced on February 25, 2021 in the company "RuSat Infrastructure Solutions." Read more here.

75 million rubles allocated to the administration of Zheleznovodsk for the introduction of digital services

75 million rubles were allocated to the administration of Zheleznovodsk for the introduction of digital services. This became known on October 14, 2020. Read more here.

The Smart Zheleznovodsk project is approved as a practice for replication in the regions of the country

The Smart Zheleznovodsk project is approved by experts from the Agency for Strategic Initiatives and is located in the Smartek smart solutions library. This was announced on August 18, 2020 in the company "RuSat Infrastructure Solutions." Now the development of digital transformation in the municipality is available for replication in any subject of Russia. Read more here.

The first smart resort city has been created in Russia

Zheleznovodsk in early June 2020 officially became the first smart resort city in Russia. Read more here.

Rostov-on-Don

2022: Rostelecom built smart lighting in Rostov-on-Don

Rostelecom on December 19, 2022 announced the completion of a project to modernize the street lighting system in Rostov-on-Don. The company's specialists replaced 38,781 lamps with LED ones, improved 450 control cabinets and connected all devices to the automatic outdoor lighting control system (ASUNO). The project was implemented at the expense of the company's investments and in accordance with the Smart City concept within the framework of the national program "Digital Economy of Russia." Read more here.

Rostov region

Volgodonsk

With the support of Rosatom, Smart City technologies have been introduced in Volgodonsk

The government of the Rostov region, the administration of Volgodonsk and RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) have deployed the Smart City infrastructure in Volgodonsk, Rostov Region. The project is aimed at creating a comfortable and safe digital environment for citizens and automating the city's resource and service management system. This was announced on December 29, 2021 by RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC. Read more here.

RIR and Volgodonsk launch the Smart City system

The government of the Rostov region, the mayor's office of Volgodonsk and RuSat Infrastructure Solutions JSC (RIR, part of Rosatom State Corporation) are launching the Smart City system. The project provides for the creation of digital urban infrastructure and the management of all urban systems from a single center. This was announced on July 27, 2021 by the RIR company. Read more here.

Novocherkassk

On March 10, 2020, Rostelecom announced that it had completed the installation of an energy efficient lighting system in Novocherkassk. The project was implemented at the expense of the company's investments and in accordance with the Smart City concept within the framework of the national program "Digital Economy of Russia." Read more here.

Taganrog

On October 8, 2019, Rostelecom announced that it had introduced a set of smart solutions in Taganrog that would allow the city to be called the first "smart" in southern Russia. Taganrozhets have at their disposal such systems as Smart Lighting, Safe City, Smart Video Surveillance, Smart Intercom, electronic services for medicine and a digital diary. The emergence of these decisions became possible thanks to a trilateral agreement signed in September 2018 between the Government of the Rostov Region, the Taganrog Administration and PJSC Rostelecom. Read more here.

Sevastopol

In November 2017, it became known that its "smart city" will appear in Sevastopol. Konturs of the future system were described by the head of the Main Directorate of Informatization and Communications of the city, Pyotr Darichev, writes TASS Information Agency of Russia. "There are

many areas that are already being implemented. This is a direction related to photo and video recording, a social card of a Sevastopol resident, a transport card. There are a number of areas that we examined for informatization and automation. These are projects in the field of health care, education, housing and communal services. Today we are at the stage of a project proposal to combine all projects into a single promising project "Smart City," Darichev said.

According to him, the implementation of the project will require 1.2 billion rubles. The city plans to attract them exclusively from extrabudgetary funds, inviting a private investor. The results of the corresponding competition, at which such an investor will be selected, will be summed up in August 2018.

Astrakhan region

On November 19, 2019, Rostec announced that, together with the Astrakhan region, they agreed to implement complex technological projects in the region. Cooperation is aimed at developing Smart City and Safe City technologies in the interests of the region. Read more here.

Far Eastern Federal District

Namsky District

In Yakutia, they will develop a single web service "Smart Village," which will combine news feeds, data from security systems, engineering infrastructure, sociocultural institutions, etc., in a single situational center of each village and the Namsky district of Yakutia. The project can become a pilot in the digitalization of rural settlements in the republic. This was announced on December 15, 2020 by the Press Center of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in Moscow. Read more here.

Tsiolkovsky

According to information for 2016, the city of Tsiolkovsky, which will be built on the site of the village of Uglegorsk, is designed as smart from the very beginning. Tsiolkovsky, designed for 25 thousand people, is created near the Vostochny cosmodrome and is mainly intended for the maintenance personnel of the cosmodrome. According to the press service of Spetsstroy Russia, the uniqueness of the project is that all elements of the Smart City system, used in various cities of Russia separately, are laid down in Tsiolkovsky's infrastructure initially.

Four rented houses are already working within the framework of a smart city, for example, they monitor the operation of elevators, housing and communal services and security systems.

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