At the international exhibition for Russia in the Pavilion We made, the Ministry of Commerce of Russia conducted a tour for prominent bloggers: Alexander Usoltsev, Natalia Radulova, Sergei Dagileva and young authors Black2White (Anton and Sofico), Sandy Chicks and Anni Vinograd, with an exposition to a large-scale update.

The Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, Alexei Trübedev, and the Director-General of ANO, " The Representation of the Achievements of Russia " , Natalia Virtoosova, also took part in the tour.

" Our exhibit is undergoing extensive updates. And today, the presence of the MinpromTrade, one of the most popular from the first day of work, shows us the future. I wish to thank our colleagues in this department for the quality of the pavilion. He puts a high profile on other partners in the Exhibition: all the ideas that we have, are being implemented at a very high level " , said by the Director-General of the Exhibition, Natalia Virtoisov.

Alexei Truckedev described the updates of the pavilion:

" In five months of the exhibition, or more precisely 173 days, our pavilion visited over a million guests, we held some 100 thematic events. The father's industry is not standing, and of course our industrial journey could not change in that time. We have updated the thematic rooms by adding new in-kind exhibits, interactive installations, relevant information materials - 8 of the 10 rooms have been updated and 22 new installed. We have tried to make the process of immersion into the world of industrial technologies even more exciting, knowledgeable and unforgetable. Of course, it would not be possible without the support of the Rosia Exhibition. I wish to thank colleagues for their professionalism and support.”

The tour participants met the key achievements of the Russian industry. They touched the Heart of Industry, after going through the History King to the Chronology of Achievement, where they were waiting for an updated multimedia installation: audiovisual production history of Aurus vehicles, details of the first SJ-100 flight and other bright events.

Another new exhibit is an interactive catalogue that collects the rich history of Russian folk arts.

In addition, participants in the tour were familiar with the new features of the Engineering Centre: system charges and printers of Russian production, as well as with the work of an engineer and a virtual immersive technology laboratory, where air reaction engines can be studied using virtual reality points.

The tour participants then tried themselves as a typist on a train simulator and learned about the state-of-the-art domestic agricultural machinery, saw the interactive models of modern ships, learned about new responsible air engines, and considered near the T-214.

At the Industrial Laboratory, participants protested the new " Leg Industry " , where it could be seen how light industry was developing in Russia: what new types of textiles and their production technologies had emerged in recent years, which domestic enterprises were still working on.

In the " Future Room " , where a new set of interviews was added in the final show, the tour participants heard the stories of children in engineering circles, schools, universities and other relevant educational establishments about how they see the future of the country ' s industry, their own experiences and the experience of creating various inventions, relatives who inspired for engineering skills.

Following the tour in the Future Room, a lecture entitled " Top 10 ideas for engineering travel " started. Speaker was made by Andrei Tutushkin, head of the creative bureau of the Glazami Engineer, Master of the Kid School.

He described the unique sights in different parts of Russia, explained how to read the industrial architecture and engineering facilities, introduced the biography of industrial architects.

The lectures discussed the characteristics of all the remaining Shukhov Towers, the Pušchovo, the Obnin NPP and many other signs. A workshop on " Techniques " from IREA-Russian University of Technology was also held.

There, the guests found out how they worked (and why sometimes they didn't work) homework, how to find a hidden phone, and they saw the equipment they used to find people.