Tver Region Equips Education Centers with Russian-Made Digital Learning Systems

The region is introducing domestically developed technology to train the next generation of IT specialists.

In Russia’s Tver Region, children’s digital education centers known as 'IT-Cube' will soon be equipped with 'Rudiron' hardware-and-software complexes developed entirely in Russia. The regional government approved the purchase, and the new systems will be delivered to IT centers in the regional capital and other cities ahead of the new academic year.

'Rudiron' is a fully domestic innovation designed to teach students not only programming and robotics but also familiarize them with Russian-made microelectronics. The system offers three levels of complexity, tailored for different age groups—from school to college. The equipment is manufactured at the Aquarius plant in Tver.

Meanwhile, the region is continuing to modernize its vocational education institutions. In 2025, colleges under the jurisdiction of the Tver Region’s Ministry of Industry and Trade will receive new equipment.