A resident of the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone has launched the production of interactive all-in-one PCs featuring domestically manufactured liquid crystal modules. The devices integrate a computing unit with a touchscreen and support contactless control powered by artificial intelligence.
Developed by NexTouch, these units are intended for use in offices, educational and medical institutions, industrial facilities, government agencies, and critical information infrastructure. The hardware allows for data visualization, monitoring, analysis, and staff training.
NexTouch CEO Vladimir Krikushenko stated that local production of liquid crystal modules reduces dependence on imports and price fluctuations. Domestic manufacturing aims to ensure stable supply chains, lower costs, and decrease delivery times for critical components.
Moscow Deputy Mayor Maxim Liksutov noted that the city supports high-tech enterprises to increase industrial potential. The initiative aligns with broader efforts to promote local technological solutions across various sectors of the economy.
