About Me

My name is Aset Uzbekov, and I am a high school student from Kazakhstan with a strong interest in engineering, robotics, and applied physics. I am passionate about building real-world systems that combine mechanics, electronics, and programming into functional prototypes.

I have participated in robotics competitions such as FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), where I gained hands-on experience in mechanical design, embedded systems, control algorithms, and team-based engineering workflows. Through these projects, I developed practical skills in CAD modeling, microcontrollers, sensor integration, and software development using Java and Python.

Beyond robotics, I am deeply interested in advanced technology systems such as autonomous vehicles, FPV drones, energy systems, and intelligent control architectures. My goal is not only to understand how complex systems work, but to design and optimize them from first principles.

Fab Academy is an important step in my development as an engineer. It allows me to strengthen my skills in digital fabrication, electronics design, rapid prototyping, and interdisciplinary problem solving. I focus on documenting my process clearly, analyzing failures, and continuously improving each iteration of my work.

In the future, I plan to pursue engineering at a top technical university and build innovative technological solutions with real-world impact.