Robotized telescope designed to accommodated the Maksutov-system was installed on Maidanak Observatory in frames of EAST project. The telescope (Questar) has 3.5 inch aperture and equipped with 16 bit CCD camera (Apogee) with 1024x1024 pixels detector. Effective focus length is 225 sm, f=1/25 with view angle equal to 0.62 degrees. Project manager is Prof. Dean-Yi Chou from National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan.
  The instrument is robotized up to maximum. Since it has built-in telescope and peripherals control system the telescope management and monitoring can either be fully automated and/or interactively manipulated.
The telescope is equipped with comprehensive whether monitoring station and telescope observation system through eight (8) outside and inside video surveillance cameras as well. Video feed is momentarily transmitted through Internet to ensure intermittent surveillance over equipment conditions, weather and observation process itself.
  The telescope mounted on Maidanak within EAST project is number two among already mounted telescope (Tenerif, Spain). It has been planned for at least one more the same type of telescope for intermittent observations for long periods of time. Within EAST network It has been scheduled for Moon's ash light observations to determine fluctuations of Earth' albedo that will allow for some research on global warming. Moreover, within EAST project it will be suitable for ground based observation in asteroseismology of variable stars.