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The young Kenyan engineer who thinks robots belong in every classroom

During her mentoring of young people in STEM, she met deaf students struggling through STEM classes because qualified sign language interpreters were scarce. It struck her as an engineering problem as much as an educational one.

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Published: 17 July 2026
Source: TechCabal (Africa)
Category: News
Topics: Children & education · Agents & autonomy
Retrieved: 18 July 2026

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