A student from NIS Aktau won the second prize at an international competition in China

Madina Abdula, a student of NIS Aktau, and her team brought recognition to Kazakhstan at the Zhongguancun World Competition 2024, held in Zhongguancun, the technological hub of Beijing, often referred to as China's Silicon Valley.

Among over 1,500 startups from 30 countries, their project ranked in the top 10, securing 2nd place in the finals.

Madina Abdula and her team presented an innovative project, Q-Agro — an ecosystem designed to improve livestock farming efficiency. Using drones, the project enables monitoring livestock numbers, managing pastures, and preventing potential risks.

The young inventors’ startup has already undergone trials and is planned for implementation in collaboration with entrepreneurs. Prior to this, the team won 3rd place at the Future Engineers Incubator and the Caspian Startup 2024 competition, as well as receiving a grant from KBTU.

Team members: Madina Abdula, Asylzhan Abdullayev, and Darkhan Ashirap.