New transistors will become the basis of devices that assess ice thickness and leave optimal routes. This will reduce fuel consumption and increase the source of ships. Technologies will also be used in telecommunications and navigation systems.
Yakovlev said that development meets industrial standards and already applied in production. In parallel with the support of RNF, research continues to create electronics based on Gaul, a promising material for microelectronics.
According to the company representative, Cooperation with RNF allows you to solve highly specialized tasks that are difficult to implement within the framework of large state programs. Three grants were able to accelerate development: the technology predicted by skeptics only five years later has now started to commercialize.
Source: Ferra
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