At the KRU Software Department, the defense of thesis projects is more like a presentation of creative ideas.
This year, the graduating students surprised and delighted everyone.
For example, Nurkhan AKYLBEKOV's project is a mobile application called "AR Guide" for Baitursynuly University. It features a virtual map of buildings, identification of classrooms via QR codes or numbers, route planning, and visualization options. First-year students will definitely find this navigator useful!
Askhat UMBETOV used augmented reality (AR) technology to develop a virtual assistant for the department's laboratory. It allows you to scan equipment, view its 3D models, obtain information, watch training videos, and access laboratory resources.
Damir Yarullin's project is a mobile application that uses augmented reality (AR) to analyze chess positions in real time.
Incidentally, the author is not only passionate about programming. Damir is a participant in international chess competitions.
Zhaneli ASQAR's work is a virtual tour of the literary museum in the village of Torgay. VR technologies provide remote access to cultural treasures and expand the possibilities for studying them.
Aslan BERMAGAMBETOV's project is a smart home security system based on Raspberry Pi using motion, temperature, humidity, and gas sensors. Infrastructure monitoring, alerts via SMS, email, and video surveillance.
Aslan QALYQ's project is a mobile robot on the Arduino platform controlled via a mobile app using Bluetooth.
All projects were unanimously awarded 95-100 points.
The chairman of the state certification commission, partner at KRU, and leading employer of the software department, Yevgeniy INZHEEV, highly praised this year's graduates for their skills in robotics, development, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence.
The class of 2025 was named the strongest in recent years. We wish our students continued success! And we look forward to seeing them in graduate school!
