Softline equipped with the hi-tech equipment children's technopark Kvantorium in Kaluga

2018

On December 29, 2018 the Softline company reported that it equipped children's technopark Kvantorium in Kaluga with the hi-tech equipment.

According to the company, Softline delivered to technopark of the solution for projects in the direction of space technologies, geomonitoring, robotics and to creation of self-contained electronic devices. Within a kosmokvantum pupils will be able independently to implement projects, creating the mini-satellites based on ready designers. For December, 2018 in Kvantorium the whole educational complex allowing to accept using different programs radio signals of spacecrafts, to receive telemetry about 50 satellites for assessment of heating of the device on sunny side of a round and cooling in a shadow zone, to judge satellite rotational speed is delivered.

Also experts of Softline implemented a full range for project laboratory of a geokvantum. The solution allows to perform satellite and aero monitoring, working at a joint of geography, information science, physics, biology and other disciplines in combination with robotic sets and programmable controllers.

For December, 2018 the innovative solutions working at the Kaluga Kvantorium's platform allow to turn school objects into modern "live" science with research and innovation components, to involve children in project activity and to help them with mastering of professions of the future. Alexander Zotov, head of department of work with subjects of the CFD Softline companies

For December the Kaluga region received the hi-tech platform which will allow to realize the potential of each pupil. Such format of additional education will increase interest in engineering specialties and will contribute to the development in children and teenagers of skills of team work, to support research spirit and thirst for knowledge. We thank for cooperation Softline company which made a powerful contribution to creation of this modern educational space. Alexander Anikeev, Minister of Education and Science of the Kaluga region