The results of the international transport design competitions were summarized in Moscow. In the final, 29 teams from 21 universities from nine countries met at the site of the Russian University of Transport: Russia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, China, Namibia, Zambia, Ghana, South Africa and Mali. The students presented solutions to real industry problems from leading industrial partners. The projects included six areas: development of fuel infrastructure for gas engines, identification of maritime drones, placement of charging stations for electric vehicles, navigation during GNSS failures, use of polymers in marine industries and operation of high-speed trains. For the development of prototypes, an engineering tent with 3D printers and the necessary materials worked on the university site. The Grand Prix and a million rubles were won by the SDVIG team from the Russian University of Transport. It also became the best in the "operational readiness of high-speed trains" category. Five more teams from RUT, PGUPS, Moscow University. Adm. G.I. Navalsky and Ghana's Kwami Nkrumah University of Science and Technology became winners in separate categories and received 200 thousand rubles each. Congratulations to the transport winners Ministry of Transport to MAKS.

The results of the international transport design competitions were summarized in Moscow. In the final, 29 teams from 21 universities from nine countries met at the site of the Russian University of Transport: Russia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, China, Namibia, Zambia, Ghana, South Africa and Mali. The students presented solutions to real industry problems from leading industrial partners. The projects included six areas: development of fuel infrastructure for gas engines, identification of maritime drones, placement of charging stations for electric vehicles, navigation during GNSS failures, use of polymers in marine industries and operation of high-speed trains. For the development of prototypes, an engineering tent with 3D printers and the necessary materials worked on the university site. The Grand Prix and a million rubles were won by the SDVIG team from the Russian University of Transport. It also became the best in the "operational readiness of high-speed trains" category. Five more teams from RUT, PGUPS, Moscow University. Adm. G.I. Navalsky and Ghana's Kwami Nkrumah University of Science and Technology became winners in separate categories and received 200 thousand rubles each. Congratulations to the transport winners Ministry of Transport to MAKS.