Russian software can significantly simplify implementation of space nanotechnology. Representatives of Rostec said that the holding company Ruselectronics currently engaged in creating a unique platform for the simulation of chemical and physical processes.

The system also will be used for the selection of materials used in space technology. As an example, representatives of Rostec lead thermal protection for satellites. Thermal effects on materials is a little different in the space and earth environment. Because of this, for the selection of their selection will require the modeling program.

The unique development of Roselektronika will be able to produce the engineering and physical calculations based on the input data. The output of the training, you will receive a full three-dimensional visualization of the processes occurring with the material in different conditions.

Natasha Kumar is a general assignment reporter at the Times Hub. She has covered sports, entertainment and many other beats in her journalism career, and has lived in Manhattan for more than 8 years. She studies in University of Calcutta. Natasha has appeared periodically on national television shows and has been published in (among others) Hindustan Times, Times of India

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