AZB-12 SLAS-AZ12 – OCTOBER 2026

AZB-12

AZB-12 PCB Designer and Embedded Engineer With Integrated Teaching and Game-Jam Organising

Figure 1.The same 16×2 LCD as on CAMP v2. Click it and type.

1Features

  • Designs PCBs in KiCad, from 2-layer teaching boards to a 4-layer STM32 balloon payload
  • Built a drone flight controller from scratch: schematic, PCB and firmware
  • Lead electronics engineer for Uzbekistan's national Orbita CanSat and IREC rocketry teams, 2026–27
  • Taught 200 students aged 12–17 to design and etch their own PCBs
  • CAD in SolidWorks, Fusion 360 and Blender; sells models on Cults3D
  • Organises Hack Club Haven Tashkent, a free game jam for teenagers
  • Operating languages: Uzbek, English, Russian

2Applications

3Description

The AZB-12 is a PCB designer and embedded engineer in a single, human-sized package. It was made in Uzbekistan, it's in grade 12 at Tashkent Presidential School, and it mostly makes circuit boards: flight controllers, CanSat electronics, and boards that teach other kids to make circuit boards.

Hi, that's me, Azizbek ^-^ Everything on this page is true. It's just laid out like a datasheet. Every project has its own page at [project].notazizelse.xyz, like camp.notazizelse.xyz.

Table 3-1.Device information
Part numberPackageBody size (nom)
AZB-12Human, Tashkent (UZ)1 person

(1) For everything else, see the orderable information at the end of the data sheet.

U1AZB-12Azizbek N.1ORBITAORBITASheet: ORBITAOrbita CanSat + IREClead electronics engineerFile: orbita.kicad_sch2HAVENHAVENSheet: HAVENHaven Tashkentlead organiser, 14–15 NovFile: haven.kicad_sch3TTPUTTPUSheet: TTPUTurin PolytechnicPCB design class, 20 studentsFile: ttpu.kicad_sch4FIRST_UZFIRST_UZSheet: FIRST_UZFIRST in Uzbekistansponsors for 50 FTC kitsFile: first_uz.kicad_sch5VCCC1100n6File: now.kicad_sch · Rev G
Figure 3-1.Simplified schematic: what I'm working on right now
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4Revision History

Changes from the initial release (grade 6) to the current revision.

DateRevChanges
2021AInitial release. Tashkent Presidential School, competitive programming in C++.
BAdded LEGO robotics: a sumo robot, a crane, a fidget-spinner factory.
CPorted to Arduino. 1st place at the National Robotics Championship. Started selling CAD models.
Summer 2025DAdded STM32, optics and PCB design. Intelligent Software internship.
2025–26EFlight controller from scratch at Unique Dynamic. CAD engineer for NazarX FTC. Led the FIRST Global Challenge team.
Summer 2026FTechnocamp: 200 students, CAMP v2 board. U.S. Embassy STEM camp. Showed our work to the President.
2026–27GCurrent revision. Lead EE for the national Orbita and IREC teams. Organising Haven Tashkent. Teaching at Turin Polytechnic.

5Pin Configuration and Functions

Figure 5-1.DIP-16 package, top view. The pins are links.
Table 5-1.Pin functions
NameNo.TypeDescription
EMAIL1I/O[email protected]. The best way to reach me.
GITHUB2O@notazizelse. Code and boards for most projects.
TELEGRAM3I/O@azizelse_0
INSTA4I/O@azizbek_0v2 on Instagram
ITCH.IO5OGames. So far, one frog.
CHESS6I/Onotazizelse on Chess.com
NC7—No connection. Reserved for whatever I build next.
GND8PGround. Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
CAMP9OCAMP v2, the Technocamp teaching board
GLASSES10OGlasses that read a page out loud
HAVEN11OHaven Tashkent game jam
HUB12OHaven Hub, the team hub
BADGES13ODie-cut PCB name badges
ORBITA14ONational CanSat and rocketry teams
WIT15O3U stratospheric balloon payload
VCC16PSupply. Nominal: curiosity.
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6Specifications

6.1Absolute Maximum Ratings

Measured, not estimated. Operation beyond these ratings has not been tested yet.

ParameterMaxNotes
Students taught at one camp200Technocamp 2026
Internships before finishing school3Intelligent Software, Unique Dynamic, NazarX
Flight controllers written from scratch1About 10 months at Unique Dynamic
First LEGO sumo competitions lost1Horribly humbled
Harry Potter models sold0Cults3D, smh
Prize for winning a drone race1 TVDigital Generation IT camp, 2024

6.2Recommended Operating Conditions

ParameterNominal
LanguagesUzbek, English, Russian
EDAKiCad 10 (Altium once the WIT payload flies)
MCUsSTM32, ESP32, ATmega328P, RP2040
CADSolidWorks, Fusion 360, Blender
CodeC, C++, Python, JavaScript, GDScript
LocationTashkent, Uzbekistan

6.3Electrical Characteristics

ParameterTest conditionsMinTypMaxUnit
AS MathematicsCambridge, June 2026—98100marks
AS Computer ScienceCambridge, June 2026—86 (A)100marks
AS PhysicsCambridge, June 2026—85 (A)100marks
SATJune 202640014401600points
IELTSOverall band08.09.0band

6.4Test Results

LevelResult
International1st place, International AI Robotics Competition, China (team)
InternationalFinalist alliance, Sanya FTC off-season, China, picked from the 25th seed (team)
International1st qualifying seed and finalist alliance, Almaty Tech Cup XII, FTC (team)
International9th qualifying seed, Lepsi Fest, FTC (team)
National1st place, National Robotics Championship, autonomous sumo
NationalShowed our robotics and CanSat projects to the President of Uzbekistan
NationalMember of Uzbekistan's FIRST Global Challenge team
National1st place, drone racing, Digital Generation IT camp, 2024
National3rd place, Digital Generation hackathon, 2023
Regional4th place, regional round of the National Olympiad in Informatics (C++)
CourseCS50P certificate, 2025
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7Detailed Description

7.1Overview

I got into Tashkent Presidential School in 6th grade and started competitive programming the same year, in C++. My best result was 4th in the regional round of the informatics olympiad.

Then I found LEGO robotics. My first sumo robot got horribly humbled at its first competition. My biggest LEGO build was a fidget-spinner factory, an actual little assembly line.

Me in a hard hat and work jacket, giving a thumbs up next to a laser cutter
Figure 7-1.Device in its natural habitat (a workshop, next to a laser cutter).

7.2Functional Block Diagram

  1. Grade 6C++
  2. LEGOgot humbled
  3. Arduinonational 1st
  4. 2025STM32 + optics
  5. 2025–26flight controller
  6. 2026CubeSat PCBs
  7. 2026–27Orbita team

Figure 7-2. Functional block diagram (in order of when each block was added)

7.3Feature Description

After that I moved to Arduino. I cut sumo and line-follower chassis out of PVC foam board by hand and won 1st place at the national robotics championship. Later I drew the same chassis in Fusion 360 and sold it online as a national champion design ^-^

In summer 2025 I interned at Intelligent Software, assisting the lead electrical engineer on a laser marksmanship trainer that fires no ammunition. I worked on the beam collimation and the PCB. That's where I met STM32, and that internship changed how I think about engineering more than anything before it.

My next internship was at Unique Dynamic, an agricultural tech company. Over about ten months I built a flight controller from scratch (schematic, PCB and firmware) for a drone that sprays pesticide evenly over a field. Getting the spread even was the hard part.

On the side I do CAD. I designed a jet engine in SolidWorks and printed a small version, reverse-engineered a car fender from a 3D scan (got paid about $100 for that one), and sell models on Cults3D. Nobody bought my Harry Potter model, smh.

With NazarX, an FTC team, I was the CAD engineer for the turret and the compression system that feeds it. I replaced the HD Hex motors with servos and learned what tolerances actually mean. The team got 1st seed at Almaty Tech Cup XII and made the finals there and in Sanya, China. I also led our FIRST Global Challenge team for a season, which was mostly splitting up tasks and keeping seniors who were busy with uni applications on schedule.

Technocamp 2026 is the biggest thing I've done. I was the lead electronics teacher at a 200-student camp in the mountains, for kids aged 12 to 17, most of them from low-income families. Every student designed a PCB and etched it themselves. I wrote the curriculum, the chemical safety rules and the budget, and designed the board we used. Right after that I taught at a five-day STEM camp with the U.S. Embassy, and we showed our FTC robot and CanSat work to the President of Uzbekistan.

Long term I want to bring FIRST-style competitions to Uzbekistan, and after that TEKNOFEST. Right now only a couple of teams from here compete seriously abroad, and I'd like that to change.

7.4Device Functional Modes

Swimming
Regional champion.
Karate
Champion, Samarkand.
Knife throwing
National runner-up. It's a precision target sport, I promise.
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8Application and Implementation

Every application below has its own application note at [project].notazizelse.xyz, with photos, documents and design files.

Top side of the CAMP v2 PCBU1rev B manufactured
Figure 8-1 · 2026CAMP v2 The board 200 students built at Technocamp: an Arduino Nano CubeSat payload computer, all through-hole.camp.notazizelse.xyz →
Drawing of the glasses: ESP32-CAM and button on the right hinge, battery on the left templeU2demo day 9 Oct
Figure 8-2 · 2026Glasses for dyslexic readers Press a button on the glasses and they photograph the page and read it out loud.glasses.notazizelse.xyz →
Haven Tashkent banner with the Tashkent skyline and a hedgehog in a doppiU314–15 November
Figure 8-3 · 2026Haven Tashkent A free two-day game jam for teenagers in Tashkent that I'm organising.haven.notazizelse.xyz →
Haven Hub admin overviewU4live
Figure 8-4 · 2026Haven Hub Team hub for Hack Club Haven organisers. Runs haventash.xyz.haven-hub.notazizelse.xyz →
HACKER and ORGANIZER badge frontsU5ordering
Figure 8-5 · 2026Haven PCB badges Die-cut name badges for Haven that are also circuit boards. Art generated in Python, made by PCBWay.badges.notazizelse.xyz →
Technical drawing of a 3U CubeSat, 100 by 100 by 300 mm, with solar cells and a payload windowU6in progress
Figure 8-6 · 2026–27Orbita CanSat & IREC My season as lead electronics engineer for the national CanSat and rocketry teams.orbita.notazizelse.xyz →
Drawing of a balloon, parachute and 3U payload with a radio link to a ground station, plus the list of seven missionsU7design package done
Figure 8-7 · 2026WIT stratospheric payload A 3U balloon payload planned down to the byte: 7 missions, a 4-layer STM32F407 board, dual LoRa.wit.notazizelse.xyz →
Concept sketch of a 36 mm flight controller with an STM32F405 and a 30.5 mm hole patternU8planning
Figure 8-8 · 2026KarateFC A Betaflight flight controller for drones that are supposed to crash.karatefc.notazizelse.xyz →
Vocabio home screen with mastery and the weakest wordsU9v1.1
Figure 8-9 · 2026Vocabio The SAT vocabulary app I made from my own Anki deck. Works offline.vocabio.notazizelse.xyz →
Kitchen Queue demo showing 27 people in line and a chart of the school dayU10demo
Figure 8-10 · 2026Kitchen Queue A camera counts the canteen line so students know when to go.kitchenqueue.notazizelse.xyz →
Pixel trophy above the words YOU WIN!U11playable
Figure 8-11 · 2026Jumpio My first Godot game. A frog jumps between islands. That's it XDjumpio.notazizelse.xyz →

8.2Other Applications

Table 8-1.Other applications
RefNameDescriptionYear
U12ComplexioA line-following robot on my own STM32 board.2026
U13MacropadMy macro pad for Hack Club: XIAO RP2040, OLED, RGB, KMK firmware.2026
U14LimitIOScreen Time for Windows: daily limits per website and per app.2026
U15GPS TrackerArduino + GPS module + Python that draws where you've been on a live map.2025
U16Haven registration botTelegram bot for Haven Tashkent signups in Uzbek, Russian and English.2026
U17Lesson descriptorA script that turns a lesson plan into a clean PDF description.2026
U18SynchronizerMoves daily article reviews from a Telegram channel to Google Docs and a website.2025
U19Anki Listen ModeAnki add-on that reads your cards out loud and moves on by itself.2026
U20STM32 Homebrew fixFixes the two usual build failures with Homebrew's ARM GCC on macOS.2026
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9Mechanical, Packaging, and Orderable Information

Email is best: [email protected]. If you want to sponsor Haven, need a PCB, or just want to talk flight controllers, write to me. Everything else is on the pins in section 5.

IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER

This is a personal website, not a real data sheet. Every fact on it is real; the formatting is a joke I couldn't resist. The AZB-12 is provided "as is" and occasionally loses at LEGO sumo.