An FPV resident has launched production of industrial automation systems using AI and virtual reality

The Research and Production Association "Lider Elektro Pribor" (OOO “NPO LEP”), a resident of the Free Port of Vladivostok (FPV), has established a company in Primorsky Region to develop, assemble, and integrate hardware and software systems, as well as create automation software and subsequent maintenance. The research and production association utilize artificial intelligence and virtual reality technologies in its work. Under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), 15 jobs have been created.

"Our key competitive advantage is the implementation of advanced digital tools. Artificial intelligence and virtual reality technologies are integrated into the design and development processes, increasing the accuracy and speed of creating complex control systems. We are ready to assist a wide range of clients in automating their production processes in the face of the current shortage of automation equipment and the need for import substitution. Thanks to our status as a Free Port of Vladivostok (FPV) resident, we received the necessary preferences, which allowed us to use the savings to purchase high-tech equipment and create 15 highly skilled jobs," noted Evgeny Bykov, Director of “NPO LEP” LLC.

Potential consumers of the FPV resident's services include companies in the food, petrochemical, fishing, and agro-industrial sectors, as well as companies servicing utility systems and heating stations.

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