In Yakutia, on the basis of the technopark, a laboratory for developing software for drones will be created. There they will also assemble the devices and train the operators.
A laboratory for the development of software for unmanned aerial vehicles is being created on the basis of the Yakut technology park, the press center of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in Moscow reported.
The drones will be assembled, their own models and components will be developed in a special workshop of the technopark. Part of the parts of the devices can already be printed on 3D printers installed in the company.
The laboratory will also train operators of unmanned aerial vehicles. At the moment, 19 people have already completed training courses, 10 people are being trained, in 2023 it is planned to train about 300 drone operators.
The software developed in the company will allow solving specific tasks inherent to different sectors of the national economy, reported the press center.
Author:
Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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