Architecture of Sky Development: The Face of the New Economy 2035
Today, we are just beginning to truly conquer the skies and embark on the journey of colonization. Why can we make such a claim? There are now thousands of machines, soon to be millions, flying above us and adhering to their own set of rules. Their ability to navigate and communicate with one another is crucial for ensuring safety, primarily for humankind and subsequently for themselves. The unmanned aviation industry is still in its infancy, facing more limitations than incentives for growth. To reverse the negative trend, it is imperative to establish new regulations and governance mechanisms for the unmanned aerial systems industry, which are necessary for technological breakthroughs to take place. What are the principles and approaches for shaping the new industry? Are the management models of civil aviation from the past 100 years applicable to drones? How can we once more reignite the childhood dream of millions of people to conquer the sky?
Moderator
Dmitry Peskov,
Head of Young Professionals Direction, Agency for Strategic Initiatives to Promote New Projects; General Director, Platform of the National Technology Initiative; Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation on Digital and Technological Development
Panellists
Vyacheslav Alenkov,
Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Sakhalin Region
Oleg Badera,
Chair of the Board of Directors, VessoLink, COALCO
Igor Kalganov,
General Director, T1 Group
Vladislav Ovchinsky,
Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of Moscow
Alexey Semenov,
Chairman of the Management Board, Geoscan Group
Andrei Yablokov,
Deputy General Director, Aeroscript Research Center
Front row participants
Pavel Malkov,
Governor of the Ryazan Region
Rustam Muratov,
First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Bashkortostan - Minister of Economic Development and Investment Policy of the Republic of Bashkortostan
