The story
Tashkent to Tempe
BESTARORG isn't a new idea wearing a new name — it's the same builder's instinct, pointed at a bigger problem.
2020
A teenage IT company, Tashkent
Asadbek Ruziev founded BESTARORG at 15, teaching himself web, mobile, and embedded development. Early releases included Vikme (an open-source messenger), a five-system Smart Home Automation prototype, and a medical promobot concept.
2021 – 2022
EyeMed & Adiblar.uz ship
A 7-person team shipped EyeMed, a cross-platform eye-health app, and Adiblar.uz, a digital archive of Uzbek literature — reaching 3,000+ people and winning funding at USAID Startup Weekend.
2023
On to Arizona State
Asadbek won the El-Yurt Umidi national scholarship and enrolled in Robotics Engineering at ASU Polytechnic — pausing the company to go learn how to build the hardware side properly.
2026 — now
BESTARORG becomes a robotics venture
Relaunching as a student robotics venture. Flagship project: CropSCOUT, a modular agricultural robot built for Uzbekistan's small and mid-size farms.
July — August 2026
CAD model frozen
Full SolidWorks assembly of the field-scale CropSCOUT — chassis, drivetrain, and every attachment interface — modeled, reviewed, and frozen for fabrication.
September 2026
Everything ready
The machine is complete and running: fabrication and welding done, motors and the Teensy 4.1 stack in, the precision-spraying module and crop-monitoring sensors fitted, ROS integrated and LiDAR working. Nothing left to build.
From October 2026
Pilot
From here we put it on real plots and run it. The first number we owe our farmers is the one they asked us for directly: how many sotix an hour it can actually cover. Everything after that is measurement, failure, and iteration on ground we do not control.
