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David Gathu and Moses Kiuna’s enthusiasm in robotics and urge to solve problems afflicting people around them have led into robotic prosthesis control field. The two have achieved a feat only attainable by professional robotic engineers. They have developed functional robotic prosthetics to help persons living with disabilities lead a normal life. Interestingly, the duo are high school dropouts.
Kiambu Form 4 dropouts develop functional robotic prosthetics
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