uST Technologies Presented at the International Symposium in Moscow

Unitsky String Technologies Inc. is participating in the international symposium “Creating the Future” held in Moscow on 4–6 November. The event has gathered around 3,000 participants from the SCO, BRICS, and CIS countries. This large-scale event, organized at the request of the President of Russia, has brought together guests from 75 countries, including China, India, Italy, Iran, the UAE, Serbia, France, Kazakhstan, the USA, and many others.

Scientists, philosophers, futurists, business representatives, and science fiction writers are exchanging their visions for the future of the planet and discuss how technology influences societal development.

The representatives from UST Inc. discussed the formation of a new transport and infrastructure sector and the key advantages of uST technology. First and foremost, the “second-level” transportation system addresses the issues of traffic congestion and accidents. Another significant advantage is the eco-friendliness of uBuses, which operate on electricity and possess high efficiency. The transport complex is characterized by maximum safety and resilience to external factors, all while maintaining a lightweight and streamlined exterior that integrates seamlessly into any urban environment.

As noted by Evgeny Petrov, Deputy General Director for Marketing at UST Inc., the uST transport represents a future that has already arrived:

“We have implemented demonstration complexes. The first project for commercial operation is the uLite complex in Belarus. The negotiations are underway regarding the implementation of uST complexes in other countries. Our participation in this forum offers us a platform to showcase the benefits of our transport and infrastructure systems while discussing societal development prospects. Moreover, it serves as a dialogue space for connecting with potential business partners and like-minded individuals. I am convinced that this will enable us to promote our ideas more effectively.”