GVERA Technologies
Traction
- 1st in Uzbekistan's national round of the SCO Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition
- Selected for the DraperU Acceleration Batch 33, The Alchemist 2026 and Seaside Startup Summit 2026 (Armenia)
- 3 projects across medicine, agro and restaurants; a restaurant requesting 100 smart bells, Sep-Oct 2026
The problem
- A hardware prototype takes 3-12 months on average
- It costs at least $4,000-$20,000
- It needs 10+ disconnected tools: CAD, code, simulation, PCB
- Mastering them takes 3-5 years, so most hardware ideas never get built
The solution
- Sketch - From a voice or text description
- CAD - Automatic 3D drawings
- Code - Control software for the device
- Simulation - Test the design virtually
- PCB - Circuit board design
- Website - A site for the product
The company
- STEM students and early-stage hardware and robotics startups in Uzbekistan and the CIS
- R&D laboratories and hobbyist makers
- Individual plan: $49 a month
- Team and enterprise plan: $499 a month
- Devices and sensors provided free while the subscription is active
- Fragmented tools - SolidWorks and Siemens NX, ROS2 and Isaac Sim, GitHub Copilot and Cursor, Arduino platforms
- Traditional route - Manual prototyping through engineering agencies, taking 3-12 months per project
Founders
Sardorjon brings experience across technology infrastructure, equity research and public-sector AI, alongside building startups across AI, EdTech, hardware and e-commerce. At GVERA, he leads product, business and strategy while remaining hands-on in development, directly building and implementing product functions and features alongside the technical team.
His professional background spans three different environments: Infrastructure Manager at IT Park, Equity Analyst at NurInvest, and AI Advisor to the Hokim. At NurInvest, he analyzed public equities using fundamental, technical, risk and macroeconomic analysis and translated the findings into actionable investment ideas for investors.
Before and alongside GVERA, Sardorjon participated in five hackathons and startup programs, built multiple technology projects, prepared pitch decks, conducted market research and pitched to international VCs. One of his earlier projects secured $4K in funding, and he founded and operated an e-commerce LLC.
- Business Information Systems, Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT)
- 2 years across technology, finance and government; startups across AI, EdTech, hardware and e-commerce
- Infrastructure Manager, IT Park; Equity Analyst, NurInvest; AI Advisor to the Hokim
- Built multiple startup projects; one secured $4K in funding; founded and operated an e-commerce LLC
- 1st place in Uzbekistan's national round of the SCO Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition
- Selected for Draper University Accelerator Batch 33, Alchemist 2026 and Seaside Startup Summit 2026 (Armenia)
Milestones
- 12 SepAt the Yandex Uzbekistan Catalyst Startup Fest; met FIRST Robotics Uzbekistan; data room drafted
- 13 SepBackend and hardware ready; gvera.uz domain secured; recruiting 5-10 robotics specialists
- 14 SepA new engineer joined; MVP collaboration with the founder of Corobox, a fellow batch startup
- 15 SepFirst real project, a 3D-printed device; a restaurant requested 100 smart bells
- 16 SepProduction preparation under way
- OctSelected for DraperU Acceleration Batch 33, The Alchemist 2026 and Seaside Startup Summit 2026; 3 projects across medicine, agro and restaurants












