MTS reported on the development of IoT solutions in the Kursk region for the first nine months of 2026. The agricultural sector showed the highest demand, with interest in digital technologies increasing ninefold compared to the same period in 2025.
Farms in the region are deploying IoT sensors to monitor soil conditions, automate greenhouse irrigation, and manage climate control in grain storage facilities. Livestock complexes are using these systems to track animal activity and living conditions.
The retail sector saw a 43% increase in IoT adoption, focusing on logistics automation and inventory management. Companies are utilizing temperature monitoring in refrigeration units and tracking tags to reduce manual data entry and product losses.
In the power sector, IoT adoption grew by 27%. Utilities are using these technologies for real-time remote monitoring of transformer substations and equipment to prevent accidents and reduce commercial losses.
Semen Rozenberg, director of the MTS Kursk branch, stated that the company provides end-to-end project architecture, hardware, software, and analytical platforms to help local businesses achieve faster return on investment.
