More Than 200 Reports from 10 Countries Presented at the Conference on Quality Management Technologies

The International Scientific and Technical Conference “SMiS–2026. Quality Management Technologies” has concluded at Moscow Polytech. Over the course of three days, 227 papers fr om 34 cities across 10 countries — Vietnam, China, Cuba, Senegal, Iraq, Mali, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia — were presented in eight sections. Representatives of 45 universities and colleges, as well as 33 enterprises, took part in discussions on the latest achievements in quality engineering.

During the opening ceremony, Anatoly Klochkov, Associate Professor at the Russian State Agrarian University, noted that quality management technologies are an essential part of any activity: “It is important to apply technologies efficiently — then overall efficiency will also increase.”

Ilya Bogdanchikov, Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists and Specialists of Agricultural Educational and Scientific Institutions of the Central Federal District, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the conference.

“Science never stands still — it develops through interaction. Today’s conference is not just a platform for dialogue, but a space where partnerships are formed, becoming the foundation for future achievements and the implementation of your bold ideas and innovations. I wish you productive work, ambitious hypotheses, confidence in yourselves, and the opportunity to find like-minded colleagues and establish partnerships for future scientific accomplishments. Those who continuously develop achieve greater results,” the speaker addressed the audience.

For the first time, an exhibition of industrial partners was held as part of the conference opening. Participants included the State Research Institute of Instrument Engineering (JSC GosNIIPribor), the journal Measurement Techniques, RangeVision LLC, Trailer LLC, Kodeks, PJSC ZiO-Podolsk, SVCh KIT, FSUE NAMI, and the Shcherbinka Elevator Plant.

Reference: The conference was initiated by the Department of Standardization, Metrology and Certification of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Moscow Polytech.