Scientific and Practical Forum 2026 — Autonomous Unmanned Systems

One morning, five topics, six student projects defended in front of the people who build the hardware. The Scientific and Practical Forum 2026 runs on Saturday 10 October 2026 at Inha University in Tashkent, organised by Electronic Autonomous Solutions JSC (EAS Company) with the university as host partner. The subject is narrower than the title suggests. The full billing is a scientific-practical forum on autonomous unmanned systems operating under active radio-electronic interference — in other words, how drones and autonomous platforms keep flying when their communications and satellite navigation are being jammed. The agenda is built around five themes:

• Protected communication and control channels for unmanned systems
• Jamming-resistant navigation
• Radio detection and location systems
• Modern electronic-warfare countermeasures
• Autonomous operation using AI without GNSS signals

Schedule. Registration opens at 09:30, the opening ceremony is at 10:00, and the programme closes around 13:00. Between those: opening remarks, two plenary sessions of lectures from local and international speakers, a coffee break, the student project defence (six projects), closing remarks and a reception. Venue. 9 Ziyolilar Street, Mirzo Ulugbek district, Tashkent — the Inha University in Tashkent campus. Who is behind it. EAS Company organises; Inha University in Tashkent partners; Robotics Lab Future Technology handled student selection for the project competition. Two of the presenting names come from Inha itself — Khasan Khankeldiev and Uddin Ahmed. Registration is online at eas-inha.vercel.app. For questions the organisers list marketing@eascompany.uz and +998 50 176 28 34. Why it is on this list. It is not a hackathon — nothing gets built on the day, and the student competition is a defence of work done beforehand rather than a sprint. It is here because it is one of the few events in Tashkent this month where the engineering is the point rather than the pitch deck: RF, navigation and on-board autonomy, presented to an audience of students and practising engineers. If you are a student working on drones or embedded systems, the six-project defence is the part worth arriving early for. One caveat. The organisers publish the agenda and the half-day window but not a speaker list beyond the Inha names, and the registration site is the only authoritative source for changes. Confirm there before travelling.

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