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"Russian technology firms showcased a range of digital solutions spanning artificial intelligence, robotics, IoT platforms and industrial automation at the INATRONICS exhibition in Jakarta on Wednesday. Footage shows visitors exploring demonstrations from multiple Moscow-based firms presenting software and hardware systems aimed at sectors including manufacturing, logistics, education technology and smart infrastructure. “The main advantage of our software is that we launch all algorithms for recognition just on the device. We don't transfer any data outside to the cloud or to other services. All calculations are made just on the device,” said Sergey Zverev, CEO of Smart Engines, which highlighted its on-device AI facial recognition technology. “We are looking for new customers in Indonesia… there are a lot of opportunities in the market,” Zverev added. Other exhibitors included ROBBO Company, which presented an educational robotics platform aimed at supporting what it described as 'technological sovereignty' through national-level STEM systems. “We provide a country-level solution for national technology sovereignty and independence,” said Pavel Frolov, founder of ROBBO. EVA Pro demonstrated a tyre pressure and monitoring system designed for fleet management, while UMMC Space showcased an IoT platform integrating industrial monitoring tools for facilities such as factories and hotels. Stanley, a representative of UMMC Space, said the system allows companies to ‘digitalise everything’ and receive real-time alerts, including notifications of issues such as water leaks, directly to mobile devices. Additional Russian firms also presented automation tools for robotics manufacturing and smart access systems for hotels and office spaces. The Indonesia International Electronics, Components and Technology Exhibition (INATRONICS) in Jakarta is one of the region’s major industrial electronics and technology showcases, attracting international companies seeking to expand into Southeast Asian markets."
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