Latest Measurement Technology Displayed at MIEM Symposium
On April 3, HSE’s Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics (MIEM) and the company National Instruments organised the first international symposium ‘Computer Measurement Technologies.’
Over a hundred scientists, engineers and business leaders from the CIS gathered at the symposium to present papers on the use of contemporary measurement technologies and software in manufacturing, academic research, and education. The symposium was not only an academic event centred on discussion, but also a practicum and experimentation platform for MIEM students and other engineers.
At the symposium, the company National Instruments (NI) organised an exhibition for its equipment, which ranged from educational applications that can be used to create a robot to base stations for mobile communications. At the symposium’s various sections and workshops, anyone could learn about how NI’s technologies are used to build industrial data collection networks, automate radio measurement, create real time control systems, automate scientific experiments, and much more. In addition, current users of NI technologies presented the results of their work.
‘Our students are already actively using National Instruments’ technologies,’ the symposium’s scientific secretary, Ilya Ivanov, comments. ‘MIEM has a learning laboratory for telecommunication technologies and communication systems that is equipped with ELVIS II educational stands. These are prototyping platforms where over 200 types of lab work can be carried out. Students also use unique devices like the NI myRIO. In addition, students carry out research and complete their final qualifying projects for graduation,’ he notes.
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