Capital robots for urban infrastructure will be tested for digital vulnerabilities.
The Moscow Innovation Cluster (MIK) and the Cyberdome project have agreed to jointly verify the safety of robotic systems used in urban infrastructure. The tests will take place at the robot testing center that will open in March 2026. They have already tested solutions for logistics, cleaning and other urban management tasks.
Experts will look for weak points in software, control systems and communication channels, as well as develop cyber testing techniques and recommendations for the safe operation of robots. We are talking about technologies that can work on the streets, in hospitals, transportation and logistics. Hacking such devices can threaten not only digital systems, but also people's safety.