New educational kits of a resident of SEZ "Technopolis Moscow" were included in the register of Russian industrial products

New Educational Kits from Technopolis Moscow SEZ Resident Added to Russian Industrial Products Registry
Educational products from a resident of the Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone (SEZ) have been officially included in the industrial products registry of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, according to Anatoly Garbuzov, Minister of the Moscow Government and Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy.

“The registry has been expanded with four educational and game kits for schoolchildren produced by a Technopolis Moscow SEZ resident, reflecting the high quality of the company’s products. The company has been a SEZ resident since 2019 and has already manufactured over 100,000 educational kits, digital laboratories, and interactive learning tools for children, teenagers, and students. Total investment in the project exceeds 213 million rubles,” said Garbuzov.

The newly registered products include kits for elementary science experiments, interactive sets introducing young children to the world around them, and specialized laboratory kits in physics and chemistry for ninth-grade students preparing for the state final exams (OGE).

The elementary science kit contains 125 experiments, introducing students to natural laws and phenomena. The world studies game kit includes 177 hands-on experiments and can also be used for research projects in elementary and middle school.

According to Gennady Dyogtev, CEO of Technopolis Moscow SEZ, the physics OGE laboratory kit is designed for use during official state exams for ninth graders. The chemistry kit is used for experimental tasks included in the exam materials. The company also holds 35 patents, with research outcomes directly applied in the development of their products.

With city support, the SEZ resident continues to develop products aimed at nurturing the next generation of specialists. A notable example is the “Arctic Exploration” project-based laboratory, which equips students with tools to study the Arctic environment.

“Specialized equipment for exploring the unique conditions of the Arctic will help train future experts for this strategically important region. Students will gain cross-disciplinary knowledge and skills needed to address complex challenges in the Far North, including studying climate and ecology, using digital weather stations and laboratories, and exploring natural phenomena from a scientific perspective,” said Oleg Povalyaev, CEO of the company “Scientific Entertainment.”