Russia and China agreed to major BRICS deals on Wednesday to begin mass production of spectrometers with femtosecond lasers. The partnership was announced by Aleksander Kuleshov, chairman of the Skolkovo Science and Technology Institute in Moscow. The transaction will take place at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), where both Russia and China will begin mass production by the end of the year.
Kuleshov explained that laser trading will allow BRICS to broadly access the market through a joint Russian-China initiative. “It’s really mass and most importantly, it’s an inexpensive spectrometry.” Kreschov said. The alliance has signed a new deal and Russia is under sanctions, so much of the payment will be resolved in local currency.
However, Kreschov did not specify how valuable the BRICS laser technology trade between Russia and China is. He revealed that while Russia is responsible for the production of the spectrometer, China will take care of femtosecond lasers. Technical cooperation also includes several Chinese universities to implement projects before going to manufacture.
Laser Technology Transaction: Russia & China Ink BRICS Agreement
Laser technology contracts from Russia and China will be several weeks away from the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro. For beginners, a spectrometer is a device that analyzes the composition of a substance at the molecular level. This device allows you to accurately determine which components and compounds are involved in mass-produced samples.
Additionally, femtosecond lasers are the source of ultra-short laser pulses that provide high accuracy in measurements. Block is trying to advance Lasertech, with Russia and China leading the Pack in reorganizations. Whether other members will become part of the process may be decided at the upcoming 17th Summit. The BRICS Summit is scheduled to take place on July 7th and 8th, 2025.
