Find out what digital solutions of HTP residents can be applied in the energy complex of Belarus

The High Technologies Park hosted a seminar-presentation “Solutions and competencies of HTP residents for the energy complex of Belarus”. The event was another step in the Park’s systematic work to saturate the real sector of the economy with domestic digital products – work that already brings tangible results. This was told in the press service of the HTP following the results of the seminar-presentation, writes sb.by.

Deputy Energy Minister Konstantin Anoshenko noted the interest in cooperation with companies on improving productivity and improving work with consumers. Head of the HTP Supervisory Board Secretariat Anna Ryabova, in turn, stressed that the main result of such meetings is not presentations in themselves, but those ideas and contacts that are born in the process of live communication. “When one side finds a solution and the other finds a stable partner, this is the highest result for us,” she said.

Equipment and software for automation of power enterprises, a digital twin of the radioactive waste disposal point, solutions for integrated digitalization of the marketing activities of energy supplying organizations, radiation monitoring devices and robotic systems for monitoring the condition of potentially dangerous sites were demonstrated. It was also shown how predictive analytics, geoinformation systems and AI platforms help manage infrastructure and repairs, from forecasting loads to monitoring the state of networks on the map.

The second block was devoted to artificial intelligence, BigData and integration – what allows you to collect disparate data into a single picture and make decisions based on them. The companies showed a platform for managing the life cycle of objects with robotic sorting elements, monitoring and control complexes based on IoT and SCADA, a platform for collecting resource consumption data with AI analytics, a system for monitoring the state of computing and network equipment.

The official part ended with a networking session – a format of free communication. HTP residents were able to show their solutions to representatives of energy companies and discuss possible scenarios for their application.

As noted in the HTP, such events are not a one-time action. The hi-tech park consistently builds bridges between developers and the real sector, and energy is one of the priorities. The logic is simple: the customer within the country should see the full range of available solutions, evaluate their application and make a decision on implementation. This is why, for example, there are pilot projects.

Photo: HTP.

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