National Technological Initiative

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The National Technological Initiative (NTI) (Russian: Национальная технологическая инициатива (НТИ)) is a 2014 program created by Vladimir Putin with the purpose of creating Russian global technical leadership in Russia. It is a $2.1 trillion “road map” for development of the cybernetics market until 2035.^[1]

Programs[]

• AeroNet pilotless aviation systems are widely used in agriculture, cargo transportation, and during search and rescue operations. The new flying taxi is called created by Russia's aviation startup, .^[2]
• AvtoNet long-haul ground transportation using robotized road corridors
• MariNet digital navigation, pilotless sea vessels, and exploration of ocean resources.
• NeuroNet men will communicative with machines by neural interface.^[3]

Other goals

• Developing a Russian computer programming language, secure cybernetic communications, quantum computing, and teleportation.^[1]
• 5G mobile network in a number of Russian regions and allow data transfers of up to one gigabit per second.^{[citation needed]}

See also[]

• Skolkovo Innovation Center
• Skolkovo Moscow School of Management
• Skolkovo, Moscow Oblast - Russian Silicon Valley project location

Notes[]

External links[]

• National Technological Initiative official site

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