Sber held a series of “Lessons of numbers” in the Ivanovo region
Sber held a series of “Digital Lessons” in schools and colleges of the Ivanovo region on the topic “Artificial intelligence: 3D technologies”

Sber held a series of “Digital Lessons” in schools and colleges of the Ivanovo region on the topic “Artificial Intelligence: 3D Technologies”. Experts of the bank told schoolchildren and students about the possibilities and limitations of 3D printing, about the technology’s path from laboratory experiments and rapid prototyping to industrial production, as well as about how modern AI tools accelerate individual stages of 3D modeling and support specialists in creating digital objects. Through the lessons, the students learned how to use these technologies in their own projects – for example, to create robotics parts or layouts for visualizing ideas.
The partner of the lesson and the developer of the content of the topic “Artificial Intelligence: 3D modeling” is the Contribution to the Future Charitable Foundation with the expert support of Sber and the Sber AI team. The Foundation has been conducting lessons since 2018, during which time more than 28 million people took part in them.
Evgeny Pavlyuchenko, manager of the Ivanovo branch of the Central Russian Bank of Sberbank:
Artificial intelligence technologies are becoming an integral part of all areas of life, significantly optimizing routine operations. Our key goal is to form in the younger generation an understanding of the inextricable connection of modern society with digital technologies and the importance of their competent use. In the lessons, we see a keen interest in the topic of AI: children are involved in the discussion, ask a lot of questions. Such classes not only introduce advanced technologies, but also form skills in demand in the digital economy.”.
Mikhail Khokhlov, Director of the Information Society Development Department of the Ivanovo Region:
3D technology and artificial intelligence have a significant impact on modern manufacturing worldwide. Today, 3D technologies have gone from laboratory experiments and rapid prototyping to full-fledged industrial production.



