KPI students handed over their own assembled Mamonov's electric stretcher to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The ground drone is designed to evacuate the wounded from the battlefield. It is controlled remotely.
Our graduates have created an armored car for the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the highest level of protection. The development engineers assure that their " Inguar-3" can withstand hits from armor-piercing bullets, shell fragments, and an anti-tank mine.
After classes and on weekends, Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute students create radio-controlled ground stretchers that are used to evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield.
Artem Yushchuk, a member of the KPI Formula Student team, together with other KPI students and graduates, organized the repair and modernization of hundreds of armored vehicles, and now is developing a new armored vehicle for the Defense Forces.
An evacuation ground drone that saves not only the wounded but also medics. Kyiv Polytechnics create a stretcher designed by Dmytro Mamonov, an IDP from Sloviansk.
Speaking to students is a common thing for Mart Noorma, Director of the NATO Joint Cyber Defense Center of Excellence (CCDCOE), who visited Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute on February 8. After all, he is a professor and former vice-rector for academic affairs at the University of Tartu, worked at the Helsinki University of Technology.
A modern remote rehabilitation system using the Osnova multifunctional simulator with biofeedback allows for professional rehabilitation of patients in a convenient place and comprehensive development of muscle motor skills in children with cerebral palsy, post-stroke patients, people with spinal
The end of the year is always about summarizing the results and outlining plans for the future. The meeting of the Supervisory Board of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, which took place on December 11, was devoted to these issues.
KPI has been helping our security and defense forces since the beginning of the war. Highly educated human capital, unique technologies and the goal of being independent are all about our university.
More than 70,000 participants from 153 countries took part in this year's IT conference in Lisbon.
