Industry Center Marinet

The independent non-profit organization supporting the development of high technologies in the marine industry "Industry Center MARINET" was established in December 2017 by leading enterprises and universities of the industry and began its activities in 2018.

Purposes

The goals of the Industry Center for December 2021 are:

• Promoting the creation of an enabling environment for the development and implementation of high technologies in the marine and river industries, including prospective e-navigation markets, ocean development technologies, innovative shipbuilding, improving training for these markets and improving the competitiveness of labor resources, environmental protection;
• Promoting the improvement of the regulatory framework in order to eliminate administrative barriers to the development of promising markets and new technologies in the industry, as well as to stimulate the early introduction of advanced high technologies by domestic developers and manufacturers;
• promotion of high-tech solutions of domestic developers and manufacturers of products for the marine industry on the market, including on the international market;
• development of relations with state bodies, international organizations, including through representation and participation in them;
• coordination of research and educational activities in promising segments of the high-tech market for the marine and river industries.

Founders

The founders of the ANO "Industry Center MARINET" for December 2021 are:

• JSC Concern Morinformsystema-Agat
• JSC "Sitronics CT"
• JSC "Scientific and Production Enterprise" Aviation and Marine Electronics "
• Engineering Center of Shipbuilding JSC
• ANO "National Center for Engineering Competitions and Competitions"
• SCANEX ITC LLC
• LLC "Marine Innovations"
• Industrial Investors LLC
• FSBEI HE "State University of the Sea and River Fleet named after Admiral S.O. Makarov"
• FSBEI HE "Kaliningrad State Technical University"
• FSBEI HE "Naval State University named after Admiral G.I. Nevelsky."