The "Roselectronika" holding - a large company, which is part of the state corporation "Rostec" announced today that it will create more than 25,000 printed circuit boards for "smart intercoms". These boards will then be sent to other countries - Armenia, Belarus and Tajikistan.
BPO "Progress", which is part of the Concern "Automatic" and operates within "Roselectronika", is responsible for the production of printed circuit boards. All these companies are needed to create "smart intercoms" with a full set of functions for security in apartment buildings.
Printed circuit boards are used in "smart intercoms", which support face recognition and provide access without using a key. Users can control the intercom through a special app on smartphones, accepting calls from guests. The apartment owner can see the visitor through the camera of the intercom, accept the call and even open the door, even being away from home.
The device's camera also works as an surveillance camera, allowing tenants to keep an eye on what's happening on the porch and in the yard. Users of the "smart intercom" also have access to the full history of guest visits. Both expected and unexpected.
It is important to note that the usual intercom functions are also available - the call can be answered through the handset in the hallway, and the entrance door can always be opened traditionally with a magnetic key.
In the current conditions, demand for domestic printed circuit boards continues to grow. BPO "Progress" provides high quality of produced products at significant production volumes thanks to the modern automatic assembly line, and also due to the use of automated optical, electrical and x-ray control of production
CEO of BPO "Progress" Alexander Nekrasov
Nekrasov noted that this year "Progress" also produced more than 1100 boards for laptops of the Russian computer manufacturer.