For the first time in Moscow, a forum of drones, robots, and innovative developments will take place. Children will be able to control robots and copters, while adults will see new technologies in action that are already changing lives: tightrope-walking robots, "smart" stores, cleaning rovers, and much more. Every guest will find something interesting. Admission is free. Photo: provided by the organizers The forum's program is aimed at a wide audience. Workshops, open lectures, children's zones, and interactive activities will help children and adults immerse themselves in the world of advanced technologies and understand how they work. There will be much of interest for the whole family: for example, one can watch how artificial intelligence manages a swarm of drones that act as a single organism. Or see how a person competes in accuracy and speed with an autonomous system. An educational intensive called "Archipelago" will be held for teenagers and students. Participants will have the opportunity to work with real engineers, participate in the design, assembly, and flights of drones. Exhibition of Russian Developments Photo: provided by the organizers The exhibition of the latest technologies, which will take place from August 14 to 17, will impress even the most sophisticated. Dozens of Russian developments will be presented, thanks to which high-tech devices are already performing tasks instead of humans: drones deliver packages, monitor construction sites, clear wires from ice, and scan buildings, autonomous harvesters gather crops, and robots clean the streets. There will be much to see: the exhibition will feature artist-drones, cleaning rovers, autonomous aerial assistants for trade, medicine, energy, and emergency services. These technologies are gradually becoming part of everyday life, and many visitors will be surprised to learn that they are already actively used in various regions of the country. Special attention will be paid to urban projects that are making Moscow smarter and safer. The exhibition will showcase real cases where drones are involved.