About Me
I built this machine myself.
I am Ender Ozata — the person behind the products in the catalogue. Below I explain clearly what I do, how I work and why I chose this path.
I am a software developer and a machine manufacturer. For most people these two things look contradictory; for me they are two sides of the same single job.
A classic software developer finishes the code and hands it over. A classic manufacturer makes the part and walks away. I do both, because the result does not work when one of them does not understand the other. While designing the mechanism I have to know what the control board will do; while writing the software I have to understand why the blade moves at that speed.
See the need → design the machine → write the software → manufacture → sell → support.The entire chain stays with me. Nothing is lost in between and there is no "that is not mine" — it is always my problem to solve.
Most of the products out there are the expensive, bulky and low-quality end of imported devices. Producing a local and functional alternative to them in Turkey is technically possible and is a real need. That is exactly what I do.
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Published projects
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Products / devices
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Articles
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Experience
Ender Özata
Software · Electronics · Mechanics · Manufacturing
We imagine, we design, we make it real.
I do not sell off-the-shelf devices. I see the need and design the machine and the software for you.
Ender Özata
One person handles the whole process: design, manufacturing, software and service.
Fusion 360
Design
Workshop
Manufacturing
Electronics
Design
Software
Development
Working Principles
Four rules, no exceptions
I apply these to my own work as well. The process does not stretch because a customer's job is hard.
I do not build without understanding
I watch the work and ask who struggles with what, and why. Designing a machine on a rough request is the most common and the most expensive mistake. You cannot build the right device without asking the right question.
I manufacture, I do not only design
A job that ends in Fusion 360 is not finished. I machine metal, assemble and run the device in my own workshop. I solve problems next to the machine, not behind a desk.
Software is my work too
I write the control board, the screen interface and the reporting myself. The software stays with you — even if the board is replaced, your device keeps working.
Local production = fast service
For an imported device you wait weeks for a repair and spare parts are expensive. With local production I take the device into my workshop and fix it myself. This cost difference pays for itself within years.
Daily Life
A typical day of mine
This is not a 9-5 job. But as of now that is how it looks:
Morning
Time in the workshop. A mechanism is stuck, a sensor is reading unexpectedly, or I am printing the prototype of a new part.
Noon
Software. I write the code for the control board, set up the screen interface and write the database and API side.
Evening
Design and planning. I design a new machine in Fusion 360 or turn a customer's request into a cost estimate.
Night
Research. I read a new component's datasheet, watch the video of an imported machine and compare manufacturing methods.
Journey
From the beginning to today
First Software
Inventory and order tracking software for small businesses. This is where I started learning to code.
Automation with Arduino
My first stepper motor control project. The days when I struggled until morning because the motor would not run started here.
3D Printing and Fusion 360
I moved to Fusion 360 and bought a 3D printer. I turned ideas on paper into something you can hold in your hand.
First Commercial Software
I sold software for money for the first time. That day I understood that the product must not fail.
E-Commerce Infrastructure
I built my own store. Seeing that off-the-shelf packages were insufficient, I started developing my own system.
Workshop
I set up my own workshop. Now I no longer stop at designing the idea; I machine metal and actually manufacture it.
Bandage Cutting Machine
My first device for the healthcare sector. I moved cutting done by hand in hospitals into a 9-mode machine.
Cupping Pad Machine
A fully automatic production line. I did not stop at selling the product; I automated its production as well.
Medicine Filling and Cell Staining
I worked on a packaging-free medicine filling system and a cell staining line for pharmacies and laboratories.
Corporate Site and Product Line
I launched this site, which brings all projects under one roof, and a wide product line.
To Be Honest
My biggest weakness: focus
I do not lack ideas; quite the opposite, I have too many. Machines, software, 3D printing, electronics, e-commerce, crypto… I jumped into all of them at once. I have no technical capacity problem, I have a scaling and focus problem.
Ten nice projects do not mean ten successful businesses. That is why this site is not a showcase; it is a record of what I work on and why I chose it. Most of my products are not off-the-shelf devices — they are my own production.
Over time I will choose which one to grow. This site makes that choice visible.
References
What do they say about me?
“We no longer cut bandages by hand. The pads we used to cut for hours are now ready with a single press. It has been a huge relief for the whole team.”
Hemşire Ayşe Y.
Charge Nurse · Private Hospital
“The visual distraction unit turned out to be far more useful than I expected. The quality of procedures in the pediatric emergency department has visibly improved.”
Dr. Mehmet K.
ENT Specialist · Polyclinic
“The medicine filling system reduced our packaging cost significantly. Having every bottle at the same dose gives us confidence.”
Eczacı Fatma D.
Pharmacist · Pharmacy
Custom Manufacturing
Looking for a machine that is not on the list?
Most of our product line is custom-made. All you have to do is describe the process — I extract the requirements, do the design and prepare a quotation for you. Requesting a quote is free of charge.