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iHub Robotics Meet Up
It’s always refreshing to see a group of hardware enthusiasts come together to share their interests in robotics and showcase their both past and upcoming projects. It is for this reason that we put together our first iHub Robotics Meet Up on 1st February, 2013 at the iHub as an open forum for anyone interested [...]
iHub Robotics 2013 and Beyond
In the last year, we have grown a community of hackers and tech enthusiasts through both online engagement and the series of bootcamps and hackathons that were held in 2012. These were great opportunities for our participants to both gain access to the tools and skills needed to build the different projects, as well as [...]
Is Africa ready for Artificial Intelligence?
In a span of less than one year, iHub Robotics has so far arranged three successful robotics boot camps. What has stood out over time is the growing interest in the area on artificial intelligence (AI), with a number of our participants being beginners in robotics. What’s even more interesting is the creative and enthusiasm [...]
iHub Robotics Boot Camp
On the 7th and 8th of September, the iHub Robotics boot camp brought participants from all walks of life, but all who had a common interest in artificial intelligence or were probably curious about the world of robotics. The event was kicked off by tutorial sessions led by Kingsley Ndiewo, who taught about how to [...]
iHub Robotics Crowd Fund
Want to be a part of the iHub Robotics initiative? Help iHub Robotics purchase microcontrollers, sensors and other cool components and if you are the highest bidder, you could have the first iHubber to have a robot named after you! Kicked off by the generous support of Leo and Nekesa, who were folllowed suit by [...]
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