Bank Tekhnologiy Is Becoming a Marketplace for Manufacturers

One Robot Instead of Three

Hiring a highly skilled welder often means offering wages well above the market rate, along with a full benefits package. Even then, finding the right specialist is far from guaranteed. A robotic welding system offers a practical alternative.

Such a robot can replace three workers at once. It operates without weekends or breaks and performs complex tasks in serial production quickly and consistently. A robotic welding complex developed by Technored and listed in Bank Tekhnologiy is in demand not only across Russian cities but also abroad, with export deliveries already in place.

By the end of 2025, the registry included 590 high-tech products, ranging from robotic systems to specialized AI-based software designed to automate industrial processes.

IT Solutions Are Reshaping Manufacturing

Bank Tekhnologiy is increasingly acting as a bridge between developers and businesses, lowering the entry barrier to digital transformation, including for small and mid-sized enterprises. Companies can adopt ready-made solutions with confidence in the reliability of both developers and suppliers, as every participant is vetted before being included in the registry.

For us, Moscow’s Bank Tekhnologiy is important not so much as a showcase for our own company, but as a showcase for all innovative companies in Russia and, crucially, in the region. To build a high-tech robot or, as in our case, a robotic system, you need dozens or even hundreds of high-quality components. That includes hardware, software, and a wide range of components. Through this technology bank, we are able to find partners and start building cooperation

Artyom Lukin

Founder and CEO of Technored

IT-driven solutions improve productivity and workplace safety while reducing costs. Digital twins help minimize the risk of industrial accidents. Computer vision systems cut defect rates to near statistical error levels while boosting labor productivity by roughly one-third. Product lifecycle management (PLM) systems can shorten the path from concept to market by a factor of four. These technologies are no longer experimental – they are part of Russia’s current digital economy.

A Systemic Approach to Innovation Support

Bank Tekhnologiy was launched in 2020 as part of the Moscow government’s strategy to support domestic technology under the national Digital Economy program. All listed solutions have been tested and are available through an open registry. For industrial enterprises, this means faster access to proven technologies and quicker deployment. For developers, the platform serves as a place to find partners for joint projects.

This model accelerates digital transformation across the economy. The government actively supports it through incentive measures, a national regime in public procurement that favors Russian producers, and other policy tools.

Industrial Digitalization at Scale

Russia’s digital economy extends far beyond fintech and public services. It is reshaping the industrial core. In the coming years, more manufacturers are expected to roll out smart production lines, computer vision systems, digital twins, predictive analytics, PLM platforms, and robotics. Export contracts for these solutions are also set to increase.

Countries in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East that are developing their industrial bases are looking for affordable solutions adapted to local conditions. Russian industrial automation technologies meet these needs while aligning with international standards, which is driving growing demand.