On March 4, 2020, a guest lecture on the topic “DEVELOPMENT OF ROBOTICS IN KAZAKHSTAN” was held at KazITU within the framework of the “visiting professor” program, professor, Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Director General of the Academy of Mechanics and Engineering named after Academician U. A. Dzholdasbekov Amandyk Kuatovich.

In his speech, Professor A.K. Tuleshov shared his research on the development of robotics. Innovative technologies are developing very quickly. In schools, additional classes in robotics are introduced. So far, few people know about the direction to which a great future is being prophesied. Although today tens and even hundreds of young minds are working to make robot technology much easier for our lives, South Korea - 531 robots, Singapore - 398 robots and Japan - 305 robots became used industrial robots for 10 thousand workers. On average, in countries for which this indicator is calculated, the density of robots is 66 units. for 10 thousand people. In Russia, an average of 1 worker per 10 thousand workers.

Upon completion of the speech of Professor A.K. Tuleshov was asked urgent questions by students and faculty of the university.

In the current academic year, Kazakhstan Engineering and Technology University conducts review lectures for leading scientists and entrepreneurs of Kazakhstan for students, undergraduates and young scientists.

The purpose of the review lectures is to create an intellectual platform for students to meet with leading scientists, entrepreneurs, introduce leading scientists of Kazakhstan with examples of the most successful practices in the development of science and technology, experience in solving existing problems, support the development of talented students, unlock creative potential, stimulate young scientists to engage research and innovation, popularization and development of science among students.

The vast experience and high-quality level of conducting lectures by leading scientists will be one of the incentives for students who are engaged in new problems in science, to present their projects in the future, to declare their talents to the appropriate audience and to be heard.