From collaborative robots to biometric validators: Moscow firms to exhibit in Delhi
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NEW DELHI: Leading Moscow high-tech companies will present their products at the first INNOPROM.India International Industrial Trade Fair in New Delhi this week, Moscow city officials said.
The fair will be held from September 9 to 11. Companies from the Russian capital will exhibit at a collective Moscow stand, including manufacturers of medical equipment, collaborative robots, transport digitalisation solutions, LCD displays and non-destructive testing equipment.
Moscow Deputy Mayor for Transport and Industry Maksim Liksutov said the capital accounted for 45% of Russia’s trade with India in the first half of 2026, and that exports of engineering products from Moscow rose fivefold over the same period.
“As instructed by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, we are supporting the development of trade and economic relations with India,” Liksutov said.
The Moscow Export Support Centre Mosprom will cover costs for transporting exhibits and organising meetings with foreign partners at the exhibition.
Anatoly Garbuzov, minister in the Moscow government and head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy, said the city was supporting joint investment and infrastructure projects with Indian partners, including an agreement signed after the St Petersburg International Economic Forum 2026 with a leading Indian pharmaceutical company to localise medicine production at the Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone.
Among exhibitors, Institute for Scientific Research Microelectronic Equipment Progress (JSC NIIMA Progress), a resident of Technopolis Moscow, will showcase a high-precision geodetic collaborative platform.
Another Technopolis Moscow resident, NEX-T under its NexTouch brand, will present solutions based on its liquid-crystal modules, including the NextOne all-in-one PC, the NextPanel interactive education system and the NextAir transparent display with touchless gesture control, organisers said.
Other participants include Scientific and Productive Centre ECHOPLUS, which will exhibit its AVGUR-ART phased-array ultrasonic flaw detector, and Transtelematica, which will present transport digitalisation solutions including the MTT ARM computing unit, a passenger flow sensor and a biometric fare payment validator.
ROBOPRO will show its DOKA collaborative robots designed to automate repetitive processes, including handling and packaging operations.
Sterilisation equipment from Tyumen Plant of Medical Equipment and Tools (JSC TZMOI) and reagent kits and laboratory systems from DNA-Technology will also be on display.
The participation of Moscow companies has been organised with support from the Trade Representation of the Russian Federation in India, officials said.
Mosprom, the export support centre established by the Moscow government in 2019, provides assistance to industrial enterprises entering international markets.
