SEZ "Technopolis Moscow" has completely modernized its exhibition demo zone

The Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has fully modernized its permanent exhibition at the Pechatniki site, which showcases unique, cutting-edge developments from its resident companies. The multifunctional space was unveiled during the 4th International Forum of Special Economic Zones—hosted by the capital for the first time as part of the 2nd Moscow Investment and Industrial Forum—as announced by Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

"Technopolis Moscow is the flagship of the capital’s industrial sector. It is home to the production of modern pharmaceuticals, innovative medical devices, educational products, and much more. Under the direction of Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, highly favorable conditions and a wide range of support measures have been established to foster the growth of high-tech manufacturing. Visitors can now explore the achievements of the SEZ’s resident companies in this new multimedia demo zone," said Maxim Liksutov.

The demo zone is organized by industry sector. In the information and communications technology (ICT) section, guests can see the LinQ HX—the first Russian neural network accelerator for embedded systems, built on a domestic microprocessor. The device processes data in real time, delivering a performance of up to 30 trillion operations per second; this enables the simultaneous execution of up to five neural networks with a latency of just 1.5 to 2.3 milliseconds.

Another resident company has showcased smartphones and tablets running on domestic software. Also on display is a wireless tracker designed for staff notification. The company’s intellectual property portfolio includes over 20 registered assets, such as utility model patents and computer software. The space also features mini-PCs and all-in-one computers built using the company’s own proprietary motherboards. In the medical technology and biopharmaceuticals zone, the "Arka"—the first Russian-made cardiopulmonary resuscitation device—is on display. Designed to assist patients in cardiac arrest, it serves as a replacement for foreign-made equivalents, outperforming them in several key specifications. Also featured here are high-tech ventilators and modern steam sterilizers for medical instruments. Visitors can explore a wide range of innovative pharmaceuticals for treating oncological, cardiovascular, endocrine, autoimmune, and other diseases.

The microelectronics sector showcases the "Troika" transport card, a fully Russian-developed product. This area also displays silicon wafers, contact components for domestically produced integrated circuit packages, as well as optical modules and transceivers.

In the machine-tool and robotics zone, there is a Russian-made laser engraver capable of marking metal, plastic, and various other materials. Visitors can also discover other high-tech equipment, including a firefighting robot.

The immersive sector features multimedia screens that illustrate the scale and ecosystem of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ). This demonstration area is open to all visitors and can also be used to host official events and guided tours.

Sergey Sobyanin has designated October 2026 as "Moscow Industry Month." The program includes over 25 events tailored for the business community, students, young professionals, city residents, and tourists. The capital is currently hosting the Moscow Investment and Industrial Forum. Additionally, for the first time, the city is holding the International Forum of Special Economic Zones, welcoming partners from BRICS, the EAEU, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

The Moscow Investment and Industrial Forum serves as a platform for dialogue between representatives of municipal and federal authorities, investors, and industrial leaders. This is the second time the event has been held in the capital; the inaugural forum took place in 2025. The discussions cover investment policy, support measures for enterprises, technological development, and workforce training. The forum is organized by the Moscow Government and the city’s Department of Investment and Industrial Policy.

The capital is building a foundation for the nation’s technological sovereignty. Thanks to the city’s initiatives and support measures, residents of the Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone (SEZ) are increasing their output of innovative products and expanding their presence in global markets. This contributes to the implementation of the national project, "An Efficient and Competitive Economy".