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How to assemble a drone? We showed the process to the school students! Students in grades 6-11 across the country studied the lesson "Technological Russia: Engineering and Unmanned Systems". This opportunity was created thanks to the unified model of career guidance "Card for the Future", which is implemented with the support of the Russian Ministry of Education. The federal operator is the Foundation for Humanitarian Projects, the main partner of the course is the Russian company "Zanani". The project partner was Rostec State Corporation. Experts from our Kalashnikov concern showed schoolchildren real domestic developments. Explain to the guys the difference between a drone and an unmanned aircraft system. They demonstrated the control room and the process of assembling the devices. They told how artificial intelligence, robotics and modern navigation systems expand the capabilities of the industry. More details in the video. "Today, unmanned aircraft systems are used in a variety of fields - from industry and agriculture to infrastructure monitoring. Rostec is one of the leading manufacturers of UAS. About 13 of our holdings are engaged in this field, producing more than 20 types of UAVs for civil, dual and military purposes. We are interested in training engineers who are able to think about advanced technologies, raise mass production and quickly bring global technologies. The "Card to the Future" project helps us talk about such tasks and the teams that carry them out and are waiting for young specialists to join their ranks," stressed Nikolai Voloyev, Deputy General Director of Rostec. Video: Russian company "Knowledge".

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How to assemble a drone? We showed the process to the school students! Students in grades 6-11 across the country studied the lesson "Technological Russia: Engineering and Unmanned Systems". This opportunity was created thanks to the unified model of career guidance "Card for the Future", which is implemented with the support of the Russian Ministry of Education. The federal operator is the Foundation for Humanitarian Projects, the main partner of the course is the Russian company "Zanani". The project partner was Rostec State Corporation. Experts from our Kalashnikov concern showed schoolchildren real domestic developments. Explain to the guys the difference between a drone and an unmanned aircraft system. They demonstrated the control room and the process of assembling the devices. They told how artificial intelligence, robotics and modern navigation systems expand the capabilities of the industry. More details in the video. "Today, unmanned aircraft systems are used in a variety of fields - from industry and agriculture to infrastructure monitoring. Rostec is one of the leading manufacturers of UAS. About 13 of our holdings are engaged in this field, producing more than 20 types of UAVs for civil, dual and military purposes. We are interested in training engineers who are able to think about advanced technologies, raise mass production and quickly bring global technologies. The "Card to the Future" project helps us talk about such tasks and the teams that carry them out and are waiting for young specialists to join their ranks," stressed Nikolai Voloyev, Deputy General Director of Rostec. Video: Russian company "Knowledge".

How to assemble a drone? We showed the process to the school students! Students in grades 6-11 across the country studied the lesson "Technological Russia: Engineering and Unmanned Systems". This opportunity was created thanks to the unified model of career guidance "Card for the Future", which is implemented with the support of the Russian Ministry of Education. The federal operator is the Foundation for Humanitarian Projects, the main partner of the course is the Russian company "Zanani". The project partner was Rostec State Corporation. Experts from our Kalashnikov concern showed schoolchildren real domestic developments. Explain to the guys the difference between a drone and an unmanned aircraft system. They demonstrated the control room and the process of assembling the devices. They told how artificial intelligence, robotics and modern navigation systems expand the capabilities of the industry. More details in the video. "Today, unmanned aircraft systems are used in a variety of fields - from industry and agriculture to infrastructure monitoring. Rostec is one of the leading manufacturers of UAS. About 13 of our holdings are engaged in this field, producing more than 20 types of UAVs for civil, dual and military purposes. We are interested in training engineers who are able to think about advanced technologies, raise mass production and quickly bring global technologies. The "Card to the Future" project helps us talk about such tasks and the teams that carry them out and are waiting for young specialists to join their ranks," stressed Nikolai Voloyev, Deputy General Director of Rostec. Video: Russian company "Knowledge".

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