Gazprom Neft will launch the robotic center "Geosfera" in Tyumen. The facility is planned to conduct all types of geological material research.
The project is scheduled for completion by the end of this year. Currently, commissioning of laboratory equipment is underway.
The center will be the first robotic complex in the country for the study of geological rocks, fluids, and core samples. The complex area is 12,000 sq. m. It includes 16 laboratories, a large core storage facility, and a modern educational cluster.
The center's laboratories feature 160 samples of domestic equipment. It will allow for various studies of geological material (overall core assessment, microstructure analysis, creation of digital twins of rocks).
It is planned that robots will be responsible for the main operations — marking, transporting, and storing samples.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that two robotics centers will open in Russia in 2025 and 2026.
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