Mega-Laboratories
Nowadays, new technologies grow out of date in 2 or 3 years, which is why the practice of simply upgrading, repairing and re-equipping university departments and laboratories leads into a dead end. Many students fear that, before they finish their studies in a polytechnic university, their knowledge will become obsolete. In addition, narrow specialization in a high-technology field in not what a modern economy needs.⠀
In order to resolve this problem, RTU MIREA is implementing a large-scale-program of creating mega-laboratories. Those are multi-purpose scientific and technical centers combining the developments of several departments and even several institutes at once to synergize their educational, research and manufacturing capacities.
RTU MIREA mega-laboratories are modern platforms furnished with comprehensive sets of equipment for training and research in the most advanced areas of technology.
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Motion Capture Laboratory |
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Immersive Technologies Laboratory |
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Laboratory for the Development and Transfer of Microfluidic Technologies (DTMT) |
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Industry 4.0: Digital Robotized Production center |
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Research and Educational Center for Biosynthesis, Isolation and Purification of Monoclonal Antibodies (Generium) |
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Laboratory of Intelligent Autonomous and Multi-Agent Robotic Systems |
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Laboratory of Analytic, Modeling, Design and Digital Prototyping Technologies |
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Catalytic and Mass Exchange Processes center |
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Center of Innovative Technologies in Microelectronics |
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Mobile Robotics University Laboratory |
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Radio electronic Technologies Megalaboratory |
