Prospects of uST Technology Implementation Were Discussed at the GCGW-2023
A representative of Unitsky String Technologies Inc. attended the 11th Global Conference on Global Warming (GCGW-2023). Alexander Pavlyuchenko made a presentation on the uST technology potential to solve urgent environmental problems.
The global environmental situation and its implications for society were discussed at the interdisciplinary international meeting held in Istanbul (Turkey). Alexander Pavlyuchenko, an ecologist at UST Inc., emphasized during his report the importance of uST biosphere technologies for solving urgent environmental problems.
The presence at an international event with the representatives of companies from all over the world the world is another way to demonstrate to the public the prospect of introducing uST technology. The participants exchanged technical information, research results and scientific developments aimed at solving environmental problems. During the conference, new perspective acquaintances were established with representatives of various industries.
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How Can Unitsky String Technologies Inc. Transform the World of Maritime Shipping?
There are various applications for UST Inc.'s transport and infrastructure complexes, and one of them is maritime shipping. The use of string-rail overpass makes it possible to build seaports at some distance from the shore. This will exclude the work and expenditures that are necessary when constructing seaports near land.
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uST Transport Featured on Leading UAE Radio Channel
The prospects of string rail transport were discussed on Dubai Eye, one of the UAE's leading radio stations. Oleg Zaretsky, CEO of uScovery, was a guest on the program.
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27 January 2025
Representatives of Dubai Roads and Transport Authority Visited uSky Center
The delegation of RTA Dubai visited the uSky Test and Certification Center in Sharjah. The guests were acquainted with the uST solutions in tropical version and recognized their value for megacities.
