Maker Faire Tashkent 2025
CNC Engraving Machine
Home: Toskent, Uzbekistan
This device automatically engraves traditional patterns onto our national plates and dishes. It works without human involvement, with high precision and low power consumption, reducing manual labor by up to ten times. Special patterns can be programmed into its memory, and through a touchscreen interface, the desired design can be selected and applied directly onto the product. The main purpose of this device is to improve the quality of patterns on traditional tableware and to enable mass production in a short period of time, while reducing electricity consumption during manufacturing. The device is capable of engraving patterns on up to 3,000 dishes per day.
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Nordic team
International Nordic University is the first modern private educational cluster in Uzbekistan that integrates preschool, general secondary, and higher education. It is based on the advanced achievements of Finland and other Northern European countries in the field of education. The university is located in the center of Tashkent, the capital of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The university also offers a joint education program in cooperation with Rowan University (USA).
https://nordicuniversity.org/uzWhat Inspired You to Make This?
I was inspired by the desire to preserve and modernize our national traditions of dish decoration. Hand engraving is beautiful but time-consuming and requires great skill. Many craftsmen face challenges in keeping up with production demand while maintaining quality. By creating an automated CNC engraving machine, I wanted to support artisans, reduce manual labor, and make it possible to produce high-quality traditional patterns faster and more efficiently. This project combines cultural heritage with modern technology, showing how innovation can help protect and develop our traditions.
