Дворкович Сколково дек 2014 стратегия иннов развития 2020

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Dmitry Tseitlin

Дворкович , Сколково , стратегия инновационного развития 2020

О реализации
Стратегии инновационного развития
Российской Федерации на период до 2020 года
Москва, 19 декабря 2014 г.

The document provides an overview of the Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) program, including summaries of SpaceX's and Orbital's demonstration missions. Key lessons learned from the program and the companies include: fixing price milestones incentivized cost control; minimum requirements with oversight fostered innovation; multiple partners balanced risks; and commercial-friendly IP policies encouraged private investment. SpaceX emphasized design-test iterations, using commercial parts, and designing with cost in mind. Orbital benefited from independent design reviews and standard component designs. The program demonstrated public-private partnerships can successfully develop new space capabilities.

Вексельберг Сколково дек 2014 Dmitry Tseitlin

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Meeting the mind: The Neurotechnology revolution - McKinsey report 2011 Israe...Dmitry Tseitlin

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This document discusses the emerging field of neurotechnology and Israel's leadership role in it. It describes two major opportunities: 1) Brain-machine interfaces that can overcome physical disabilities by allowing direct communication between the brain and external devices, and 2) New therapeutic stimulation devices that can treat neurological diseases by precisely targeting the brain. The document outlines several Israeli companies and research institutions working in these areas. It argues that Israel is well-positioned to advance neurotechnology due to its strengths in technology, multidisciplinary research, and medical devices. It invites greater international collaboration to accelerate progress in developing technologies that can transform lives by meeting the mind.

BrighSourceEnergy 2010Dmitry Tseitlin

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- BrightSource Energy develops large-scale solar power plants using concentrated solar power technology to provide utilities with solar energy at prices competitive with fossil fuels. - Their technology uses heliostat mirrors to concentrate sunlight onto a solar receiver atop a tower to produce high-temperature steam for electricity generation. - They have over $160 million in financing, a team with extensive solar and project development experience, and subsidiaries in the US and Israel where they operate a 6MW demonstration facility.

Alrosa investors presentation Nov 2014Dmitry Tseitlin

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презентация Э.Набиуллина 29 ноября 2010Dmitry Tseitlin

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Ton Tlegram Open NetworkDmitry Tseitlin

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Telegram is launching its own cryptocurrency called GRAM and its own blockchain network called TON. TON aims to be faster and more scalable than existing blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. It will allow for millions of transactions per second and host decentralized applications. Telegram aims to integrate TON into its platform and create an economy where users can buy and sell digital goods and services using GRAMs.

Marinet en 2017Dmitry Tseitlin

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MARINET – National Technology Initiative (NTI) is a key long-term program of the public-private partnership in the development of promising new markets based on high-tech solutions that will determine development of the global and Russian economy in the next 15-20 years. MARINET was established in 2015 and involves a wide range of organizations providing advanced technologies for the maritime industry – from the leading corporations and universities to startup companies and research teams. Currently it joins several hundreds representatives from technology companies, leading universities, research and scientific centers, development institutions, business associations, ministries and government agencies.

State of innovation Thomson Reuters 2016 Dmitry Tseitlin

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This document summarizes innovation trends in 2015 and 2016 based on analysis of global patent data. Some key findings include: - Global innovation activity experienced double-digit growth of 13.7% in 2015, driven by increased collaboration between organizations. - Medical devices, home appliances, and aerospace & defense saw the largest year-over-year growth in innovation from 2014 to 2015. - Looking from 2009 to 2015, food/beverage/tobacco and aerospace & defense saw the largest percentage increases in innovation output. - Research activity related to the analyzed technology sectors has returned to pre-economic crisis levels, indicating recovery and continued collaboration.

Clarity from above PWC 2016Dmitry Tseitlin

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This document discusses commercial applications of drone technology across various industries. It provides an overview of key drone applications in infrastructure, transport, insurance, media/entertainment, telecommunications, agriculture, security and mining. The total addressable market value of drone powered solutions across these industries is estimated to be over $127 billion. Specific applications discussed for infrastructure include investment monitoring, maintenance, and asset inventory. Transport applications include delivery of parcels and transport of medicines. Regulatory and technological factors that could impact development of commercial drone applications are also examined.

Отчет Фонд Сколково 25 апреля 2011Dmitry Tseitlin

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Technology roadmap highlights_report 2015Dmitry Tseitlin

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The workshop discussed enabling seamless end-to-end data and voice connectivity in the transport sector. Key considerations included the mix of business and social communications needs, constraints of the transport environment like size and power limitations, and importance of a good user experience. Integrating satellite and terrestrial networks through technologies like multi-band antennas and local caching could help provide continuous connectivity despite obstructions or lack of terrestrial coverage during transport. Standards and regulations will also influence achieving seamless connectivity across different networks and transport modes.

IGS Low cost access to space April 2016Dmitry Tseitlin

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The document discusses low cost access to space and its importance for the growing small satellite industry. Key points include: - Low cost access to space, including launch facilities, is critical for small satellite manufacturers and operators as launch costs can account for a large portion of mission costs. - The UK has world-leading capabilities in satellite manufacturing but lacks its own low cost launch capabilities, making it reliant on other countries for launch. - Establishing an operational spaceport would allow the UK to capitalize on growing demand for small satellite launch and position it to capture a larger share of the global small satellite market.

Satellite technologies in UK agriculture 2015Dmitry Tseitlin

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This document summarizes a study on the use of satellite technologies in UK agriculture. It conducted an online survey of 50 farmers to understand current usage, benefits experienced, and barriers to adoption. The survey found that farmers are aware of applications like precision farming and Earth observation, but still face issues with costs, mobile connectivity, and lack of standardization. Understanding factors influencing adoption can help increase awareness of benefits and overcome barriers to drive further use of these technologies in agriculture.

A Roadmap to Interstellar Flight Philip Lubin Physics Dept, UC Santa Barbara ...Dmitry Tseitlin

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This document proposes a roadmap for interstellar flight using directed energy propulsion. It suggests launching ultra-low mass wafer-scale spacecraft propelled by a ground-based phased laser array, called DE-STAR, capable of accelerating payloads to relativistic speeds. Small early tests could propel payloads to 10 km/s, while a full DE-STAR-4 array could accelerate a 1g wafer spacecraft to 26% light speed within 20 years, allowing exploration of the nearest stars. The technology is scalable and modular, amortizing costs across missions like planetary defense and power transmission. This roadmap provides a realistic approach to true interstellar probes within our technological means.

Постановление Правительства "О реализации национальной технологической иниц...Dmitry Tseitlin

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ESA - 2013 space transportation Dmitry Tseitlin

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The document discusses space transportation challenges and ESA's plans to address them. It summarizes ESA's current family of launchers and the evolving launch services market. Electric propulsion is changing satellite design and launch requirements. ESA is developing adapted Ariane 5 ME and new Ariane 6 launchers to increase competitiveness and flexibility. The 2012 Council approved development programs including Ariane 6 definition and upper stage work. Ariane 6 concepts aim to provide affordable access to multiple orbits from 2021 onward. Synergies between Ariane 6 and Vega C are being assessed.

Результаты РФФИ 2015 Dmitry Tseitlin

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Cоздание сверхтяжелых РН для исследования и освоения Луны и Марса - прошлое, ...Dmitry Tseitlin

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Ракета космического назначения «Зенит 3SL» для программы «Морской Старт» В.М...Dmitry Tseitlin

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Space Works Nano Microsatellite Market forecast 2016Dmitry Tseitlin

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This document provides a summary of SpaceWorks' 2016 forecast for the nano/microsatellite market. Some key points: - SpaceWorks predicts over 480 nano/microsatellites (1-50kg) will launch globally in 2016-2018, a 35% increase from their 2014 forecast, driven by growing commercial interest. - The commercial sector is expected to contribute over 70% of future satellites compared to 37% in 2009-2015. - More than 70% of future satellites will be used for Earth observation and remote sensing, compared to 37% in 2009-2015. - While still popular for academia, 1-3kg CubeSats will decline to under 30% of the market

WIPO Global Innovation Index 2015Dmitry Tseitlin

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Agritech Funder Investing report 2015Dmitry Tseitlin

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Agtech funding in 2015 surpassed expectations with $4.6 billion invested across 526 deals, nearly doubling the 2014 total. While food ecommerce dominated with $1.65 billion, the rest of the sector attracted over $2.9 billion, with the largest deals coming from sustainable protein, drones/robotics, and decision support technology. Precision agriculture and biological inputs also saw significant investment. The rapid growth raises questions about a potential bubble, but total agtech investment remains a small percentage of the overall agriculture market and venture funding in other sectors.

High technology entrepreneurs and the patent system. 2008 BerkeleyDmitry Tseitlin

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This document summarizes the results of the 2008 Berkeley Patent Survey, the first comprehensive survey of patenting and entrepreneurship in the United States. The survey received responses from 1,332 early-stage technology companies founded since 1998. Key findings include: - Patent holding is more widespread among startups than previously reported, though not universal. Rates vary significantly by industry and other factors. - When startups patent, goals often include preventing copying, securing financing, and enhancing reputation - not just incentivizing innovation. - Cost is a major reason startups choose not to patent, and reported patenting costs are higher than prior literature estimates. - The role and importance of patents differs significantly between industries

Start-up Space Tauri Group 2016 -Dmitry Tseitlin

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Start-Up Space characterizes investment in start-up space ventures between 2000-2015. Some key findings include: - Space ventures have attracted over $13.3 billion in investment and debt financing since 2000, with nearly two-thirds coming in the last five years. - 2015 saw a record $2.7 billion in investment and debt financing for space startups, with over $1.8 billion from venture capital alone. - Over 250 investors have funded over 80 space startups since 2000, demonstrating the growing interest from private investors in the commercial space economy.

NASA_CCO_status-2013 updateDmitry Tseitlin

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The document provides a status update on the Commercial Crew Program (CCP) and its partners. It summarizes accomplishments in 2012, including engine testing by Blue Origin and a successful pad escape test. Plans for 2013 include continued development work by the partners - Boeing, Blue Origin, Sierra Nevada Corporation, and SpaceX. This includes testing of structures, engines, landing systems, and other elements to advance the partners' crew transportation systems toward achieving NASA's goal of safe and reliable crew access to the International Space Station.

SolarCity Analysts Day_2015Dmitry Tseitlin

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This presentation discusses SolarCity's business strategies and metrics. It focuses on growing its leadership in distributed solar, monetizing the value of its long-term energy contracts, and achieving best-in-class technology and operating costs. Metrics show SolarCity increasing its share of the growing US solar market while reducing costs per watt and increasing value per watt deployed through low-cost financing and contract monetization.

SolarCity Silevo_June_2014 investorsDmitry Tseitlin

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SolarCity is acquiring Silevo, a manufacturer of high-efficiency solar modules, for $200 million upfront plus potential earn-outs of up to $150 million. Silevo uses a proprietary Triex tunneling junction technology to produce solar cells with 24% efficiency while keeping costs competitive. This vertical integration will make SolarCity the most integrated solar company, controlling modules, manufacturing, financing, installation and energy sales. The acquisition supports SolarCity's strategy of achieving unsubsidized solar costs below fossil fuel prices through best-in-class technology.