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Russia Offers Digital Solutions for Brazil, for the Mining, Oil and Gas, Chemical Industries, as Well as for Robotic Industrial Transport
Representatives of business and government structures from Russia and Brazil discussed joint projects, including in the area of digitization and IT technologies, during the Russia-Brazil Business Councils Forum, organized by the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP).
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Brazil Is Russia’s Main Trading Partner in Latin America
The Entrepreneurs Forum, organized by the RSPP with the support of the Russian Trade Representation in Brazil, has become a platform to expand contacts and discuss joint projects and existing issues in the development of Russian-Brazilian commercial, economic, and investment cooperation.
The president of the RSPP, Alexander Shokhin, who opened the event, highlighted the importance of bilateral relations: “Brazil is our main trading partner in Latin America. And this Forum allows us to chart paths to strengthen relations between our countries. Basic industries such as energy, infrastructure, communications, and pharmaceuticals remain promising areas. But others quickly emerge – IT, digital technologies, robotization, and ESG practices.”
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For Brazil, the Fourth Industrial Revolution Is Not Just a Trend, but a State Priority
“For Brazil, the Fourth Industrial Revolution is not just a trend but a state priority, and we are ready to share experiences using all the competencies we have accumulated in the field of digitization,” said Pavel Rastopshin, General Director of the Russian group Zyfra.
Speaking at the Forum, Pavel Rastopshin talked to Brazilian entrepreneurs about relevant Russian products for the digitization of technological processes in production: “We have long-term partnerships with South America and see great prospects for expanding existing contacts. Digital technologies in industry are undoubtedly a reliable driver for solving many urgent problems, both in business and in the public sector.”
At the event, Brazilian entrepreneurs learned about the opportunity to obtain “turnkey” solutions using the Internet of Things, machine learning, and artificial intelligence for their businesses. Zyfra offered potential partners the introduction of a flagship product of its own design – the Zyfra Industrial IoT Platform, and also discussed the possibilities of introducing smart transport technologies – unmanned haulers and autonomous drilling rigs for mining companies.
“According to analysts, the introduction of software and hardware in industry can increase the country’s GDP by up to 5% in a few years, mainly due to increased productivity and reduced production losses. Russia and Brazil are similar, not only in terms of GDP indicators but also in terms of industrial share in total GDP, which is why we are united by common tasks and prospects,” concluded Pavel Rastopshin.
The Russia-Brazil Business Councils Forum took place on the eve of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s visit to Russia.
About the Company “Zyfra”
The “Zyfra” group of companies is a software product developer working to improve the operational efficiency of key production processes. The company is the leader in the Russian market of technologies for the digitization of industry using the Internet of Things, machine learning, and artificial intelligence, a promising partner in the field of digital transformation at an international level.
Zyfra has extensive experience in developing information systems and implementing complex integrated solutions for various tasks in the mining, oil and gas, chemical industries, as well as for robotic industrial transport.
The company has implemented more than 500 projects in 20 countries around the world, with clients from the mining industry, metallurgy, and manufacturers of heavy equipment for quarries.
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