Termotron became a partner of the "Memory Points" project
The project "Memory Points" and the festival of volunteers "Together with the future" opened in Bryansk
A trilateral cooperation agreement between LLC "Termotron-Zavod", ANO Juniorkod and the museum and memorial complex for the victims of the Dulag-142 concentration camp was signed as part of the opening of the Memory Points project. On behalf of the company, the agreement was signed by Andrey Makarov, Deputy General Director of LLC "Termotron-Zavod".
"Memory Points" is a digital patriotic exhibition created by teenagers. Its main idea is to recreate historically significant places and events of the Great Patriotic War associated with the Bryansk region using 3D modeling and graphic design.
The author and head of the "Memory Points" project is Yulia Andryushkina, director of the ANO "Yuniorkod Programming School". The project was implemented with the support of the Government of the Bryansk Region and the regional Department of Internal Policy.
"The main idea of the Memory Points project is to combine the memory of the past and the digital future," says Anton Abushenko, CEO of Thermotron—Zavod LLC. — I am very glad that teenagers are interested in military history and, in particular, its tragic pages related to the Dulag-142 camp.
"Memory Points" is a digital patriotic exhibition created by teenagers. Its main idea is to recreate historically significant places and events of the Great Patriotic War associated with the Bryansk region using 3D modeling and graphic design.
The author and head of the "Memory Points" project is Yulia Andryushkina, director of the ANO "Yuniorkod Programming School". The project was implemented with the support of the Government of the Bryansk Region and the regional Department of Internal Policy.
"The main idea of the Memory Points project is to combine the memory of the past and the digital future," says Anton Abushenko, CEO of Thermotron—Zavod LLC. — I am very glad that teenagers are interested in military history and, in particular, its tragic pages related to the Dulag-142 camp.