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Nigerian-American Founder Yinka Ogunbiyi unveils HaloBraid, the World’s 1st Hair-Braiding Robot that Braids Hair 5x Faster (Video)
Getting a full set of box or knotless braids has long meant spending six to twelve hours in a salon chair. That endurance test is finally meeting technology.HaloBraid, created by Nigerian-American engineer Yinka Ogunbiyi, is billed as the world’s first patented braid-assist robot. It doesn’t replace the stylist. Instead, the professional still sections the hair,…
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Nigerian Developer Shalom Rayhamen Earns $46,900 from Lagos Life in Just Four Days as Browser Game Draws Millions
Shalom Rayhamen turned a long-held idea into one of the fastest-rising digital products in recent Nigerian tech history. On October 1, 2026 Nigeria’s Independence Day she launched “Lagos Life”, a free, browser-based multiplayer life-simulation game. Within days it had become a cultural phenomenon. By the time she shared her first major revenue update, the game…
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STAR ⭐ Benue Inventor Jacob Building Mini-Cars, Bikes and Agricultural Machinery from Scrap Metal
STAR⭐ Benue Inventor Jacob Aondona Tyo also referred to as Engr Tyo Jacob Aondona, a Gboko-based inventor and fabricator from Benue State native of Vandeikya Local Government Area who specializes in the manufacturing of Mini Cars, Trucks, Bikes and Agricultural Machinery – Photo Credit: STAR ⭐ AFRICA
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STAR ⭐20-year-old Nigerian Inventor Develops AI-Powered Smart glasses to help Blind people navigate independently
STAR ⭐ Nigerian Inventor Khalifa Aminu, a 20-year-old self-taught inventor from Kano, Nigeria, has developed an AI-powered smart glass designed to help visually impaired people detect obstacles, navigate independently, and stay connected to caregivers. Photo Credit: SEEDUFY TECH STAR ⭐ AFRICA
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STAR ⭐ Nigerian Inventor Develops a Robotic Glove to Help Stroke Patients Regain Hand Mobility
STAR ⭐ Nigerian robotics engineer Ubokobong Amanam has developed and commercially launched a lightweight, rechargeable robotic rehabilitation glove designed to help stroke survivors and people with hand impairments regain mobility and function. Photo Credit: Ubokobong Robotics
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Do You Know The World’s Highest Paid Robotics Engineer is a Black Man from Africa?
Silas Adekunle is a standout Nigerian-British robotics engineer and entrepreneur whose achievements have drawn global headlines and gained huge attention around the World. At age 26, Silas Adekunle became the World’s Highest Paid Robotics Engineer in 2018. 🇳🇬 Silas Adekunle was born around July 1991 in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, Adekunle moved to the United…
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STAR ⭐ Nigerian Inventor Built The World’s Smallest GPS Tracker and entered into the Guinness Book of Record
STAR ⭐ Inventor OluwaTobi Oyinlola created the World’s smallest GPS Tracking Device and gained entry into the Guinness Book of Record. Photo Credit: OluwaTobi Oyinlola – Twitter
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STAR ⭐ Self-Taught Nigerian Inventor Nafiu Kabir Building Robots from Scratch
Nafiu Kabir is a self-taught Nigerian innovator who taught himself the skills needed to design, assemble, and program robots without formal advanced training in robotics or extensive access to imported high-tech components. The young Tech STAR ⭐ Kabir, employs an innovative approach that emphasizes use of Local materials, reducing costs and demonstrating that groundbreaking tech…
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