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About BULAN Lab

A hardware-first engineering lab based in Astana, Kazakhstan. We develop autonomous UAV platforms, assistive mobility devices, AI vision systems, and the energy and manufacturing infrastructure to support them.

What BULAN Lab is

BULAN Lab started from a single observation: Central Asia had no engineering teams building deployable hardware at the intersection of UAV systems, robotics, and assistive technology. Not research papers. Not concept renders. Working systems tested in the field.

We started building. First a drone platform. Then a firefighting UAV concept for high-rise scenarios. Then an assistive breath interface for wheelchair users. Each project added tooling, skills, and a sharper understanding of what deployable actually means.

Today BULAN Lab runs 11 active engineering programs across UAV, assistive technology, AI vision, precision agriculture, energy systems, and manufacturing. The lab is in Astana — everything is built and tested locally.

BULAN Firefight System — field hardware

BULAN Firefight System

Hardware built and tested in Astana, Kazakhstan

11

Systems

4

Active

5

In Development

2023

Founded

Engineering principles

01

Build before claiming

We don't announce systems. We build them, test them, and show the results. The hardware is the argument.

02

Real-world validation only

A system that works in the lab but fails in the field is not done. Field conditions define the acceptance criteria.

03

Specific problems, not platforms

We choose engineering problems that have real operators, real use cases, and real constraints — not generic technology directions.

04

Open iteration

Every prototype teaches us something. We document what worked, what broke, and what changed — not just the result.

51.1605°N, 71.4704°E

Astana, Kazakhstan

The lab is in Astana. All systems are built and tested locally.