The digital system Inventorus has been launched in Russia, designed to combine scientific data, patents, and international publications in a single space. The platform, presented at the press conference "Science Without Borders," provides open access to researchers and industrial enterprises, simplifying the transformation of theoretical developments into practical solutions.
Inventorus aggregates information from thousands of sources, including databases of scientific articles, technical documentation, and registered inventions. Users can create personal profiles, form research groups, and interact directly with business structures. Data analysis tools allow identifying promising areas for commercialization, reducing the time to implement innovations.
As noted by the Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Science, Ekaterina Kharchenko, the system eliminates barriers between academic institutions and the real sector of the economy.
Previously, many developments remained within the walls of laboratories due to the lack of communication. Now, industry will have access to current research, and scientists will have access to market demands.
Iventorus reduces dependence on foreign scientific platforms, access to which is limited, and accelerates the creation of competitive products through the synergy of science and business.
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