Laser cutting simulator and digital physics kit: residents of Technopolis Moscow SEZ provide educational institutions with modern equipment

The Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is increasing the production of high‑tech equipment for kindergartens, schools, colleges and universities. The site’s residents produce interactive panels, digital laboratories, laser machines and educational kits. This was announced by Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

“On the instructions of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, a modern production facility for high‑tech educational equipment has been established on the territory of the capital’s special economic zone.” The residents' products are included in the register of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the official list of the Ministry of Education for the equipment of Russian schools. Innovative developments are actively exported to other countries, including Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Armenia," Maxim Liksutov noted.

In July, Nex-T launched the country's first robotic line for the production of liquid crystal modules. In the future, they may form the basis of interactive complexes and other equipment for schools. Today, the company produces more than 45 types of devices: flagship interactive panels, monitors, monoblocks, children's interactive tables and projectors. More than 120,000 classrooms across the country are equipped with various interactive resident complexes.

The Scientific Entertainment company produces educational kits for preparing for final exams. For example, the chemistry set for 9th grade students covers the entire school curriculum. With its help, the student can independently carry out qualitative reactions to determine cations and anions, work with indicators, master methods for separating mixtures and purifying substances. The physics kit allows you to assemble working electrical circuits, measure the acceleration of gravity and check the law of conservation of energy. Today, the resident's products are supplied to educational institutions in more than 70 regions of the country.

Lassard provides colleges and universities with robotic cells, as well as machines for laser cutting, welding, engraving and marking. The company has developed the "Laser Class" solution. It includes personal protective equipment, instrumentation, supplies, and guidelines. The company has also created a special simulator, a virtual simulator that teaches laser cutting and engraving. Students control laser power, machining speeds, and other operations.

The Academy-T company specializes in the production of sports, preventive and therapeutic nutrition. For children aged 11 and over, the company offers protein meals without artificial sweeteners and dyes. The product is enriched with vitamins and minerals that help maintain the health and immune system of the child.

Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2026. During this time, the project has transformed from a launching pad for innovation into a key hub for the domestic industry. Today, over 240 high-tech enterprises operate on 10 sites of the SEZ with a total area of more than 430 hectares. They represent the strategic areas of microelectronics, instrumentation, biomedicine, IT and robotics. The number of highly qualified jobs created exceeds 33 thousand.

Moscow is creating a base for the country's technological sovereignty. Thanks to urban solutions and support measures, residents of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ are increasing the production of innovative products and expanding their presence in the markets. This contributes to the implementation of the national project "Efficient and Competitive Economy".