Innovative technologies in Kazakhstan

2020

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DOI 10.46914/1562-2959-2020-1-3-30-33
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Abstract

The article is devoted to the development of innovative technologies in Kazakhstan. Recently, the world has been flooded with new ideas, gadgets, applications, a staggering number of innovative technologies are being developed that are capable of fundamentally transforming goods and production processes: nanotechnology, 3D printers, robotics, industrial Internet, additive, disruptive, subtractive technologies. Artificial intelligence, voice control and virtual reality are the times when science fiction is slowly becoming a reality. Among other innovative technologies is a face recognition system developed by Kazakhstani specialists. In Kazakhstan, Tech Garden and Astana Hub projects help innovators develop innovative ideas by providing them with infrastructure, financial support, mentoring, access to investors and opportunities to exchange experiences with foreign innovators. The development of innovations directly depends on the support from the state and business of scientific research work. In order for Kazakhstani specialists not only to introduce innovative technologies into the practice of their company, but also to develop and offer new ideas, products, projects and gadgets themselves, it is necessary to create favorable conditions and encourage them accordingly, for example, the creation of special workspaces for young professionals (technology hubs, business incubators, innovation centers).