Build the first.
Finish and validate Valery V.1. Work through the details, the experiments, and the things that don’t work the first time.
Independent mind. Human ambition.
I’m Farabinesh. An independent maker.
Art, technology, and a restless curiosity.
Now coming together in humanoid robotics.
M. R. FARABINESH / FOUNDER & MAKER
A thought.
A workbench.
A beginning.
Humanoid robotics should be something you can understand, learn, and eventually build with your own hands.
I’m starting with one robot. The bigger ambition is a clear, repeatable way for people to create their own—and a community that keeps making it better.
My first serious step toward
a humanoid platform for everyone.
A machine. Many questions.
Exploring how a humanoid notices a person and directs its attention. Sensing becomes the beginning of an interaction.
Valery V.1 is a working project in development. The illustration is a conceptual study, not a photograph or finished product.
Watch the real build on Instagram
I’m Mahmoud Rouzbehani, known as Farabinesh—or simply Fara. Self-taught and independent, I explore the connections between technology, science, human thought, and art.
My background spans extensive work in web services, software, hardware, and other technology projects, developed away from the public eye. Valery V.1 is the first project I’m sharing publicly—a humanoid shaped by everything I’ve learned.
I carry my Persian identity with pride, alongside a deep respect for Ankara and Atatürk. My ambition reaches beyond borders: make something useful, teach it with care, and let more people take it further.
I move between disciplines
to understand how things work.
And how they might work together.
An extensive background in web services and other private technical work sits behind what I build today. Software, hardware, networks, and electronics are connected parts of the same problem: making an idea function in the real world.
Chemistry and the cosmos take my curiosity across very different scales. I follow the principles that help me understand matter, motion, and the physical limits of an idea. Observation becomes a question; a question becomes an experiment.
Philosophy, psychology, and history shape the questions I bring to technology. How do people think, what do they believe, and why do they build? Those questions matter when the machine takes a human form.
Art shapes my attention to proportion, light, expression, and presence. A working mechanism is one part of an object; how it is seen and felt is another. In a humanoid, both belong in the same conversation.
These interests inform one another. Valery V.1 is where I bring them together—and the first project I am sharing publicly.
First, make the foundation real.
Then, make it something we can share.
Finish and validate Valery V.1. Work through the details, the experiments, and the things that don’t work the first time.
Release the designs and carefully made lessons after the first version is ready. Give future builders a clear place to start.
Let the strongest ideas from the community shape future versions. My role evolves from first builder to founder and guardian.
Bring your curiosity.
Find your place.
For direct enquiries: admin@faratics.com
YouTube and more chapters are ahead. For now, follow the work on Instagram and find your place in Faratics.