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Russia Company, NtechLab Wins U.S. Face Recognition Tech Competition Our Bureau 295 NTechLab face recognition tech illustration NtechLab, a technology partner of Russia’s Rostec Corporation, won the Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT) competition of the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology of the US Department of Commerce (NIST). The NtechLab algorithm was recognized by the American institute as the best in the world based on the results of seven independent tests, and in three of them a record was set in the entire history of testing, Rostec announced. NIST's FRVT Testing ...

United Engine Corporation of Rostec has completed the assembly of the first experimental gas generator for the future-generation PD-8 engine to be used in

Rostec Is Developing a Mobile Stand to Test Aircraft Engines "In the Field" The United Engine Corporation of Rostec is creating a mobile test stand for the AI-222-25 aircraft engine, which will allow to test power plants in the field. MOSCOW, RUSSIA, May 5, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The United Engine Corporation of Rostec is creating a mobile test stand for the AI-222-25 aircraft engine, which will allow to test power plants in the field after repairs. The mobile test system will have a simple design. It requires access to a 220/380V power supply and ...

BMD-4Ms are in service with the Russian Airborne Forces. (Photo: Russian MoD) Vehicles designed for the Russian Airborne Force are being promoted overseas. Russian defence conglomerate Rostec noted on 15 April that its Rosoboronexport and NPO High-Precision Weapons companies are progressing efforts to promote the BMD-4M IFV and BTR-MDM APC as ‘the latest Russian armoured vehicles designed for the use of airborne forces’. NPO earlier informed state-run news agency TASS that its Kurganmashzavod subsidiary ‘has already created all technical documents for marketing both BMD-4M and BTR-MDM�...

Wednesday, 24 February 2021 19:52 Rostec announced in a press release on February 24 at IDEX 2021 that six countries are interested in buying its T-14 Armata tank, without providing any additional information.  T-14 Armata was created specifically for so-called network-centric warfare. That is, the T-14 does not fight alone, but as part of a tactical group that is within a unified control system at all times. The group may include heavy infantry fighting vehicles, self-propelled guns, T-90 tanks, and attack helicopters. T-14 is assigned the role of a scout, target designator, and fire spo...