From medicine to cybersecurity: what Belarusian scientists presented at the exhibition of AI developments

Belarusian scientists presented a wide range of developments using AI in the framework of the international forum IT-Academgrad “Artificial Intelligence in Belarus”. The event is timed to the 98th anniversary of the National Academy of Sciences, writes sb.by.

Today, artificial intelligence in our country is actively being introduced into cybersecurity, industry, healthcare, education, energy and ecology. All this was clearly demonstrated at the exhibition of the international forum. Thus, representatives of the Joint Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus demonstrated AI technologies for early stages of drug development, LungExpert neural network complex to support the diagnosis of lung diseases, development of AI safety in medical diagnostics. In addition, a digital twin of a humanoid robot, neural network solutions for detecting and tracking objects using drones were also demonstrated. Also among their developments is supercomputer modeling and processing of Earth remote sensing data based on Data Cube technology.

The collective stand of the Ministry of Education presents the best developments of Belarusian universities. For example, the Belarusian National Technical University demonstrated a hardware-software complex of automatic optical inspection of printed circuit boards based on AI. The Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics demonstrated software and hardware complexes for electromagnetic compatibility, an intellectual assistant for students, a system of personalized therapy of respiratory failure. Belarusian State University demonstrated the 5D-Archive of Belarus with the technology of recording and reading information in glass, an AI service for assessing and selecting real estate.

In turn, the Military Academy presented projects in the field of modern technologies for training specialists and modeling tactical situations. The National Research and Production Center for Multifunctional Unmanned Complexes showed modern unmanned aerial vehicles and domestic solutions based on AI for automatic maintenance of objects, environmental monitoring and video navigation. The Institute of Experimental Botany named after V. F. Kuprevych of the National Academy of Sciences demonstrated developments on the application of modern information technologies, remote sensing data and artificial intelligence for rational environmental management and modeling of vegetation dynamics in Belarus. V International Forum of IT-Academgrad “Artificial Intelligence in Belarus” opened in NAS