‘AIM–Sirius Innovation Programme 3.0’ was launched on November 7, 2020 between Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) and Sirius,, Russia. It is a 14-day virtual programme, from November 7 to November 21 for Indian and Russian schoolchildren. It is the first of its kind initiative to develop the technological solutions both web and mobile based for the youth of the countries. 

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48 students and 16 educators and mentors are scheduled to create 8 virtual products and mobile applications that addresses global challenges in the areas such as culture, distance education, applied cognitive science, health and well-being, sports, fitness, and games training, chemistry, artificial intelligence, and digital financial assets in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic. AIM Mission Director R. Ramanan said, “I am proud to share that this year’s programme will foster collaboration and innovations in science, technology and design projects. This is the first virtual bilateral student collaboration between India and Russia and shows immense commitment by both the Atal tinkering labs and Sirius teams. We at AIM are elated to be a part of this journey". 

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The Innovations anchoring app development, artificial intelligence, blockchain, machine learning, data analytics and visualization, UI/UX, virtual reality, augmented reality, gamification, 3D design, and rapid prototyping, among others will be shared and AIM and Sirius’ mentors from the industry and academia will work closely with the teams for new development. Elena Shmeleva, Head of Talent and Success Foundation and Member of the Presidential Council for Science and Education, Russia, said international cooperation is inevitable in modern science. It is evident from the various new discoveries made by different language speaking teams, united for a single task. 

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