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Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
The popular science mini-series “Moscow in Digital” can now be watched online. Each episode immerses the viewer in the history of the capital’s technological projects and allows you to learn more about how the city has become one of the most developed megacities in the world in 30 years.Department of Information Technology of the City of Moscow told where and how you can watch the film, which premiered at the end of last year.
“The educational mini-series “Moscow in Digital” is dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Runet and tells how technologies have developed over three decades, services have been created, projects have appeared that today make the lives of Muscovites even more comfortable, vibrant and safe. Each episode covers a certain area of the city’s life and immerses you in the history of not only digitalization, but also Moscow itself. The frame intertwines archival footage and photographs that remind adults and tell the new generation about the times when issues were resolved in a live queue, phone numbers were remembered by heart, people went to the library or bookstore to find information, and visited five different departments to pay bills. From February 26, you can watch the series at any convenient time
on Rutube and in social networks “VKontakte”, as well as on streaming platforms,” the press service of the capital’s Department of Information Technology reported.
The film reflects each stage of the development of urban technologies, shows the path traveled and painstaking work on creating the digital infrastructure of the metropolis. When creating the mini-series, gigabytes of information were collected and hundreds of documents were studied, experts and specialists who were engaged in the digitalization of Moscow for three decades were involved. The comfortable timing of the film – each episode lasts from 20 to 25 minutes – allows you to immerse yourself in the history of the development of IT projects, while the easy and entertaining form of presentation of information does not tire the viewer with complex terminology and excessive amounts of information.
Moscow Government experts not only talk about how digitalization became a familiar part of the city’s main areas of life – healthcare, transport, education, construction and others, but also share their personal experience as residents and users of electronic products. In essence, the film is an educational and entertaining encyclopedia about the capital’s technological projects and services. There you can learn, for example, how artificial intelligence is helping doctors across the country today, or walk around a virtual copy of VDNKh, and also find answers to many other questions.
“Of course, the best way to feel how convenient it is to use modern services in the capital is to simply live in Moscow. Many are so accustomed to the good that they do not even notice how technology has changed the lives of city residents. And our mini-series will help to fully understand the possibilities of digital Moscow, truly one of the most advanced megacities in the world,” said Russian TV and radio host Alexander Pushnoy, who helps viewers of the film immerse themselves in the atmosphere of innovation.
He remembers the times when payphones were everywhere, Moscow was studied using a city atlas and a route with identification signs was drawn on a piece of paper. And today, on the mos.ru portal, you can solve almost any issue with a couple of clicks. Artificial intelligence helps to deal with many everyday tasks, and the management of the megalopolis is built using big data analysis.
Each episode gives a full picture of how digitalization was introduced into various spheres of life in the metropolis. For example, from the first one, you can learn how high technologies and projects make the city truly smart. The viewer will have to go all the way from the start of the first round-the-clock server in the Moscow City Hall building to the creation of a digital twin of the city, the Mos.Tech technological platform and the capital’s metaverse. The second episode tells about the development of projects in the social sphere: the Muscovite card, the unified medical information and analytical system and the Moscow Electronic School, as well as projects for young people. In the third one, you can learn how the mos.ru portal turned from a news feed with a guest book into a resource used by more than 15.9 million people, and about the evolution of Moscow transport, one of the most comfortable in the world. The final part is dedicated to digitalization in the sphere of culture and tourism. It also talks about the opportunities for every Muscovite to take part in the life of the city and influence what the capital will be like in the future.
The film was shot by the Gorky Film Studio production center, which is part of the Moscow film cluster, and the director was Konstantin Reich.
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