USING INNOVATIVE DIGITAL SYNERGYTRON DEVICES TO SOLVE SOCIOECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF PROVIDING URBAN POPULATION WITH SAFE AND HIGH-QUALITY PLANT PRODUCTS

  • Vladimir Vasilyevich Bandurin INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow
  • Peter Arkadyevich Vernik INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow
  • Vadim Alekseevich Korshuk INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow
DOI: https://doi.org/10.35678/2539-5645.2(15).2019.07-11

Abstract

The paper highlights the importance of innovative digital devices of the brand new, synergytron class, compatible with the sixth wave of innovation, for overcoming the socioeconomic problems of providing urban population with safe and high-quality plant products all the year around. In the world practice, protected on-the-ground systems are mainly used for year-round cultivation of crops. These systems exist in many variants, differing in the applied methods and technologies, design solutions, geometric characteristics, level of automation and dependence on human participation, as well as the number of other adjustable parameters. The paper considers the possibility of using the latest digital technologies for growing plants within urban environments taking into account the most advanced developments of the sixth wave of innovation. The paper also considers the influence of megatrends on the development of methods and systems for growing plants as well as evolution of the farming paradigm in general. The results obtained by the authors can be applied further to scientific and practical activities of both scientists and representatives of the business community.

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Author Biographies

Vladimir Vasilyevich Bandurin, INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow

Doctor of Economics, Candidate of Science (Engineering), professor

Deputy Director for science, INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow, Russia.

Research interests: state antimonopoly policy, state financial control and audit, management of state property complex, foreign economic and international relations, digital technologies and innovations

Author of more than 220 scientific works, including 12 monographs

Peter Arkadyevich Vernik, INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow

Director, INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow, Russia.

Research interests: socio-economic development of countries and regions, macroeconomics, mathematical modeling of nonlinear processes, interdisciplinary research, systems analysis, strategic management in high-tech industries, scientific and technological development, methods of biological research, innovation, digital technology, legal regulation. Author of 15 scientific works

Vadim Alekseevich Korshuk, INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow

Department for economic analysis and modeling, Head of Department INPO “Institute for Development Strategies”, Moscow, Russia.

Research interests: macroeconomics, mathematical modeling, innovation, digital technologies, legal regulation

Author of 7 scientific works

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2019-03-31
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Bandurin, V., Vernik, P., & Korshuk, V. (2019). USING INNOVATIVE DIGITAL SYNERGYTRON DEVICES TO SOLVE SOCIOECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF PROVIDING URBAN POPULATION WITH SAFE AND HIGH-QUALITY PLANT PRODUCTS. The EUrASEANs: Journal on Global Socio-Economic Dynamics, (2(15), 07-11. https://doi.org/10.35678/2539-5645.2(15).2019.07-11
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