SPbPU patented radio tags in asphalt: unmanned vehicle sees them from 300 meters away
PEEK polymer container with a 5-12 year battery is not afraid of fog and snowfall
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Pipeline primary diagnostics robot developed by scientists in St. Petersburg
The autonomous platform can travel up to 60 km
Russian Record in Additive Manufacturing: 750 kg Billet Created for Steam Turbine
Scientists from SPbPU and "Power Machines" have developed a robotic complex for electric arc growing of large-sized parts
Unique technology for printing parts from four metals simultaneously developed at SPbPU
University engineers presented an innovative solution for additive manufacturing of complex products
Unique robotic dispenser for microelectronics and mechanical engineering created by SPbPU scientists
Machine vision system improves the accuracy of material application
Russian aircraft engines will have their tests reduced to once with a new approach
Digital certification will become the main trend in aircraft construction
High-Speed Modem for CubeSat Spacecrafts Being Developed at SPbPU
Innovative module will allow data transmission at a speed of at least 1 Gb/s
Scientists from SPbPU create a digital model of the jaw to predict the performance of dental implants
The new technology will help improve the quality of dental implants and their installation
With Increased Strength: Innovative Alloy for Implants Created at SPbPU
The new material's characteristics are close to those of human bone
Get under your skin: Industrial robots at SPbPU will feel objects through special sensors
Tactile sensor for robotics developed in St. Petersburg
3-5 Times Better Than MRI and X-ray: St. Petersburg Creates a Device for 3D Visualization of the Internal Structure of Optoelectronic Systems and Living Tissues
The new device can be used not only in medicine, but also in industry
World's Largest Thermonuclear Reactor to be "Saved": ITER Walls to be Made of Tungsten Instead of Beryllium
All calculations have been successfully completed
"Flexible Ultraviolet" for Electronics and Medicine Developed in St. Petersburg
The next step is to create flexible light sources in the visible range
Stronger than Aluminum Alloy: St. Petersburg Scientists Create New Structural Material
The development will be used in industry