Technology

Valentina Sizikova, project coordinator and Head of MAI Directorate for Advanced Production Projects, told how and what the new Centre will be working on.

Moscow Aviation Institute trains specialists for the space industry.

More than a quarter of prospective students, who want to become aviation engineers, apply to MAI where they have unique opportunities for comprehensive development of engineering, management and leadership skills.

The creation and widespread use of composite materials in different industries are one of the world trends today. MAI specialists are actively engaged in the introduction of modern materials in the domestic aircraft industry, offering new effective solutions to enterprises.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has already relieved people from daily routine in many activity areas. Moreover, it is impossible to imagine our future without the AI. It is fully understood in MAI. Over recent years, the university has been working in this field.

MAI plans to begin the implementation into production of a new development - a robot with autonomous control on the Pelets tracked platform.

Scientific Director of the the Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute named after N.E. Zhukovsky (TsAGI) Sergey Chernyshev told about how TsAGI's research forms the near and far horizons for the development of air transport.

Specialists of the Kazan Aircraft Production Association renewed the process of electron beam welding of titanium parts. Sergey Tepaev, MAI graduate and also the technology director at the Tupolev Company, helped to give a second birth to this technology.

The nearest plans are evident as they are included in the state programs and go under strict schedules. Talking about the distant future is the same as to writing a fantastic story. We asked well-known experts in their fields to make medium-term forecasts for the period up to 2035.