Kiambu Form 4 dropouts develop functional robotic prosthetics

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.

[@brainerjames]

these guys need to be funded to further develop their project which have so many applications.......we need kenyan silicon valley....we got the brains and the ideas....kitu haiko ni funding.....kudos guys

[@m0tivati0n71]

They should apply for the google startup project.

[@jamhurimwangi]

Jamaa wa bottom up ako wapi na ile pr yake

[@detox-official3856]

Wajackoyah should listen to this

[@flip4119]

No amount of money is going to turn Africans into engineers lol

[@itscikusaying3345]

Na corruption

[@dirtmerchant4718]

These men need some funding behind them. Amazing.

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

Thanks we have our till number for any support we will really appreciate

[@chrisogonas]

These brothers are amazing. They just need funding and partnership to take this to another level and transform it into a great commercial venture. Kudos, folks!

[@kennedykorir019]

and this is kenya

[@WambuiNdungu]

True! If only you & I can be the first with whatever little amount we can afford to support their venture am sure it’d go along way…..

[@Goch46]

The money they are supposed to be funded with is stolen everyday

[@Shel1021]

Someone will try to steal all of their technology.

[@TheJayair]

nOT IN KENYA

[@alexmwangi5423]

You guys are geniuses...I can't believe you never went past high school,, this is really great

[@Aadilyaseen]

That's why higher studies are scam

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

Thanks bro

[@BonifaceMutuaDigitalMarketer]

People that focus on academics based on grades can't do these kind of innovations. These can only be done by highly disciplined, dedicated and truly committed self taught individuals.

[@nelsonchamy9591]

This is pure talent, A gift from birth. These are geniuses.

[@yoyo-yx1qx]

word

[@djkakomusic]

It's because school programs you to think in a certain way desired by a specific system of governance and that kills creativity.

[@zuripenda]

@@djkakomusic Quite true, and after formal school, you must go learn again if you want to be your own employer, put your natural born talents to use and be who and what you are really here for. So much talent is wasted and never put into producing good for communities, nations, the world and the greatest part simply goes to the grave. I am saying, I am extremely proud of David and Moses. 🇹🇹👍🏾

[@WolfHeathen]

Calling this an innovation at this point in time is like calling the bullet train that's 30 years old an innovation in public transport. Check out Hugh Herr and the MIT Media Lab's Biomechatronics group and compare this video to those prosthetics. They're generations apart.

[@Natureislove271]

Gathu was my classmate I remember he could set a tv station/remote controlled bulb at 2006 and his crib he opened with a finger print button. Bro don't give up.

[@petergathoni2023]

You guys are genius. The physics and mathematics you have applied is mind boggling.keep it up

[@josephotieno5907]

Even Chemistry iko hapo...

[@spiritualman_7]

This talent is natural,not acquired from school.

[@TamuzaKale]

@@spiritualman_7 Obviously! Kwa shule hawafunzi hiyo kitu. Kila mtu angekuwa fundi!

[@lindokumalo1635]

Hy

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

@@lindokumalo1635 hello 2

[@nancyflorence7892]

My son dream is to be a robotic engineer you're the pace setters men... This has really touched me, good job young men you're going places.

[@musyokandambu4861]

These guys should be protected at all costs. Super geniuses

[@vidz_24]

Indeed... I am definitely going to put a big chunk of my money into it soon.

[@MightyCarl]

Sio ajabu uskie wamekua put down in the next two years💔

[@martinkiberenge4405]

True

[@dogguyful]

@Mighty Carl brain drain-such guys will soon go overseas like US, get citizenship, scholarship, good house and nice car.

[@vicegrip_P]

Only if the 🇰🇪 kenyan leaders would invest on them so that Africa might haves their own silicon valley

[@MinecraftsDarkest1]

these guys are beyond me bro jesus respect from Montreal

[@danielmarcusaurelius3835]

This is what kenya needs..invention and innovation. Good job guys.kudos The sky is the limit

[@Ochi1208]

Sad truth is that mtu atadance tik tok and gets noticed within a day but these guys will be forgotten by tomorrow

[@davidseguin2158]

Je suis toujours émerveillé que un homme avec rien arrive avec beaucoup de persévérance d'intelligence et d'ingéniosité a créer quelque chose d'incroyable bravo a ce monsieur vous êtes un génie chapeau !👍👏👏👏🦾🦿🤩

[@gideongichemi4361]

Kudos guys. Kenya is blessed with great minds. It's true "No human is limited". If the government would only spot such talents, support and facilitate them. More blessings

[@mrxexes]

Too bad it's all fake and you fell for a silly scam!

[@vickytok65]

Amazing. And this folks are able to explain this thing in their local language. This is the end of the traditional education system that is no longer that efficient. I love this.

[@bigmama4293]

We are in the end game, the true aboriginal of this planet will gain back their planet. The aliens will leave by force cause our ancestors are here and fucking up all their evil plans towards nature, check all the wild fire and flood happening.

[@tfl4963]

Big thinkers. Better than any university material. Why feature him if he's a high school "dropout". Kuweni wastarabu media. Congratulations and Praying for you both to get patents for your invention 🙏 🙏

[@ngaruiyanjeri]

Had the same thoughts..but they have to sell; click baits

[@josephinekakoma7917]

He might get scholarship to pursue his dream

[@kenyanewsalert5337]

@njeri ngaruiya my wife ufai iif9íkkko @njeri ngaruiya my wife ufai iif9íkkkoo9o

[@WolfHeathen]

Better? MIT did this decades ago.

[@mister.st33l]

@@WolfHeathen show us

[@peteroyamo6360]

Ooh Wow..! Language or accent should never be a barrier to one's idea. Am impressed.., kudos to get the two guys 👏👏👏

[@WambuiNdungu]

Sasa iyo umetoa wapi jamani…?🤔 Think innovation!

[@robbycarson4999]

U can think big in any language! China n Japan have already proved that! Its only the idea that matters.

[@theekemist5593]

Don't be punny 😤

[@patrickmathu3863]

This is beyond great. 😂😂😂 Multimillion dollar companies have been trying all these for years in advanced labs you guys did it with scarp 😂😂😂 Kenya will never cease to surprise

[@whatyoumissed9994]

they are lying, the neural link tech is far beyond our understanding, elon musk is spending billions to perfect this tech, and it includes puting a brain chip inside the skull to read motor neurons as the implulse electric charge, hawa wanakoroga watu

[@majormasibo5143]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JBK1964]

Kudos guys

[@amagarajerome1800]

Hope they can get the support needed from govt...Africa has a lot of potential but lacks the funding...take the example of the mobile money that is Kenyan but now global, doubt the innovator was paid well for it🤦

[@KingofZamunda.]

Me naisha kabisa!

[@cyattown3469]

👌 good work my brother, I love to see black people like myself do things where they thought we cannot we couldn't do because wonderful to see keep it up my brothers looking forward to see you on the market

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

Thanks bro very soon 🙏

[@mikkello3590]

Those scientific terms have no relationship with "A form 4 drop out" This guy is a smart guy

[@bettymukami]

all the more why academic qualifications are overrated in Kenya

[@d.a.sreallife3414]

Media wrote so to catch attention huyu jamaa limaliza form 4 kitambo alikua chopi pia ,this is just like mca triky lied is chokora

[@jameskamau2444]

@@d.a.sreallife3414 meaning ya form 4 dropout ni aty Alimalizia shuke form 4

[@johnkamau9685]

😂😂😂😂i am looking for drop out in this video and i cant see one!

[@mathengemuchemi3646]

Any one who did robotics will understand the guy is either a college drop out or he has somebody behind it

[@birdlensfilmmaxdarktower9656]

This is now the real Africa... Let's go Africa let's go.. serious I would love to meet you gentlemen.... Am also an enthusiastic innovator (Zambian).. I love building things in my everyday life too... but simple things mostly for film industry Like cranes, camera manual stabilizers and others stuffs "just merely metal fabrication and wood".. but you are way belong thinking... Am inspired 👏👏😅.. so let's go go Africa no dream is small... We can change and transform this Africa with such thinking 👏..

[@Juliankeith1122]

Thank you

[@jacobndavi2135]

If the government can support these guy, they can go far.

[@robbycarson4999]

Its not IF! The govt MUST support these n quit with the empty suit lip service!! And y has it taken this long 4 the government n universities 2 notice the amazing work of these guys?

[@oluoch49eo]

Dad was communications engineer Telcom EA 1975 to 95..He literally built the infrastructure for All other platforms.and I'm so proud even safaricom..Kenya has never faltered in communications.

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

Hat's off to your dad 👍

[@timothykaris3217]

Form 4 dropouts😲🤔this are the minds we need in our universities👌

[@MabawaVocal]

school dont make geniouses,all geniouses are dropouts due to the fact they discover school is a system to program you to think and reason the same

[@christianudorie9121]

Remarkable... this is top notch.. Kenya is blessed

[@bettymukami]

medical knowledge, check ....creativity, double check ....recycling, check ....solving real human problems, double check. May God flood you with favor. May help come from high unusual global places

[@emulsionadordepositroness5417]

Estos amigos están a un nivel intelectual muy superior. ¡Impresionante!... Dada la precariedad dónde viven.

[@Juliankeith1122]

Gracias

[@danielmutonga1355]

It's my hope that these intelligent men's knowledge will not go into waste. May God pave a way for them

[@danielmuirurircno4983]

This is the 3rd time citizen is featuring them.. The last 2 times i closed my figures for them and yet the Govt has done nothing to harness these masterpiece.. What a brain at work! 👌Big Kudos 👌 👌

[@PeterKivuti]

seeing this just amplified my admiration for innovative and advanced robotics. Seeing the achievement of these young men despite the challenges and limitations they face , to be able to develop and human / machine interface is totally impressive. solving a need for the physically challenged is something honorable and practical since their innovation has a use case and touches life. I am proud

[@andrewkirwa3948]

Its applications are limitless....Great job!

[@jeinjagi200]

This is incredible 👍👍the Elon musk's of Kenya,,big up guys.Truly necessity is mother to invention.kumbe Sio lazima uende university ndio research yako ikubalike,,just be proud to do what you love

[@jamesnwenyi6972]

Africa is so blessed. Nice one guys.

[@timothyngao6784]

This is a scientific moment. Respect to them.

[@joneskahi3537]

Science without resources is useless.

[@lindokumalo1635]

Your🙊♥️♥️

[@WolfHeathen]

It's actually not. It's decades behind modern prosthetics.

[@corneliuselbourne1044]

Not really.

[@Techoug_Nzin]

@@WolfHeathen What is modern prosthetics? give us links. This technology is still growing in Europe, thus it can be seen as decaded old.

[@johnmosiere6282]

Even the terms this guys are using to explain their invention can tell you they bright .

[@mwanikmurray537]

Ingenuity, plus courage, plus work, equals miracles. It is amazing how much you guys have done with so little. Truly “The real voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new lands, but in seeing with new eyes.”

[@geramx0]

Thanks to people like this ,make the rich people great by stolen this ideas and make it better with $$$$$$$$$ the poor always contributing with the best ideas but not getting the credit they deserve.

[@davewallace5008]

@@geramx0 Unfortunately this is the world we live in. If these young men designed and built something that would eradicate world hunger, the Powers That Be would stomp them out of existence, if there is no money in it for them, then no one gets rich, talk about a sick world.

[@user-qm6vl5qr5h]

Wow i am super proud of you ,you're truly a blessing to My Africa thank you God bless

[@joshuanyangena6155]

this is just brilliant.. yaani they have managed to develop something that the entire havard computer science, Artificial intelligence, robotics engineering and electrical engineering students together with their professors have failed to do all those years..kudos

[@yoyo-yx1qx]

Bro what are you saying??!,This tech exists in a more advanced way,the impressive thing is that they did all this by themselves with no help and funding and huge team but it is not advanced it is old tech.

[@andrewkutto6588]

😂😂😂 Bro in the other side of the world the discussion right now is if AI is a threat to human existence. They are so advanced beyond what our boys are doing. But kudos to them

[@alispeed5095]

This tech exists already, what's crazy is that they pulled it off with our circumstances in Africa. Kudos brotha!

[@joshuanyangena6155]

@@andrewkutto6588 Wharrever 😂😂

[@PrimeLearnApp]

this is incredible genius, esecially the exo skeleton that converts neuro signals to machine numerics, incredibleeee outrageously incredible

[@kenyancartel]

This is impressive a form 4 dropout dealing with one of the complex technology AI and anatomy 🔥🔥🔥🔥..this guys need funding and 3D printers

[@bbakasaplus5405]

Government need to support these guys financially

[@AmosKatana]

When Billionaire and scie-investor Elon Musk is still talking of developing Neuralink today, these smart young Kenyan guys have already actualized it from 2011. This is epitome of creativity and intelligence. Afrika has all it needs...her great people. It's only UP from here!

[@obibesttechnologies7271]

this is amazing, all the efforts and finally success at last. way to go Africans, let's shock the world

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

Thanks 🙏

[@convinemukidanyi864]

This is great 👌👌. I hope kra won't frustrate them

[@nickprincemusiqtheblacksta9189]

And again this are special mind which needs to be protect ,,kenya we got so heros in the world of technology,,,big up davi na broman wako continue innovating

[@sirengokeith8716]

God bless your hands. I hope this government fully supports these guys. Great work!!

[@nancymuseve3249]

Kenyan Cartel will not be happy to see this.

[@johnmuroki7827]

which government not here in kenya..our government is the enemy of progression

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

@@johnmuroki7827 That's what made many people to loose hope. Hausaidiki 🤦‍♀️

[@lmwholly6161]

I am happy you have dared to be different from the rest. I believe school cripples creativity. Big ups ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾

[@andikaworks2706]

Wonderful guys, at least i can see people fulfilling my dreams of this country. Continue and never give up

[@ugoawa3171]

I respect Kenyans. We sure would become stronger partners going into the future. This is so interesting and encouraging 🇳🇬

[@roylagg9037]

Damn! You could just tell these guys love what they do... Raw talent at its best big up David & Moses. You guys have a solution for recycling electronic waste 👍

[@mosesngige3998]

Wonderful...am so happy. I wish them well. Thats 254..land of Great minds right there

[@ayieducation4330]

Proud of these young African, we need more youth to be active on inventive mindset to solve African problems

[@vlife_ke]

Congratulations guys, this is intresting . If only the government focused more on projects like this, i think we would be far. I hope someone in the government sees this and help you with amore advanced lab setup. KEEP ROCKING!

[@reginahnimz3497]

This is mind blowing,pure talent at its best. Hoping you get support from the Government to further your idea to more greater outcome.

[@mrxexes]

Only a person with a mind that's blown would fall for such a silly scam! Look go to school and take up a few courses in electronics, computers, and science, then come back to this silly video and have a laugh with the rest of us!

[@gabione3785]

Kenya will only develop these industries and the country at large when we differentiate the difference between being educated and being intelligent.

[@carolyneogutu6489]

Very true 👌

[@paulmuiruri3155]

This is absolutely amazing. I wish you guys all the best in this wonderful journey.

[@hilarymachuga8603]

Wah i just love this great innovators.May God take you far guys.Kenya we can.Form four drop out and the English terminologies 🙊

[@thomascrowe3407]

Brilliance. Even robot engineers should park themselves departmentally in feasible scrap yards creating useful technical creations. Very Anikan Skywalker.

[@EyepanEkal]

2013 is 9 years ago and this guys did something great. It is all by inspiration to better the lives of others. This type of inspiration is the most powerful of all inspirations people can have and the results are always good.

[@prodj.mixapeofficial6431]

Amazing job guys, the amount of robotshittery is on another level

[@QuickSimpleEffectiveTech]

wow, if only our government wasn't corrupt, these talents especially with the youths can really boost the economy. Si kazi kwa vijana ukora tu

[@HappyBirthdayGreetings]

Wow what a seriously scific intro i felt like i was playing Star Citizen 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Nice work. They must be encouraged

[@raymondmusonye2650]

Great stuff from the sons of Africa. Kenya hosts great brains. Sadly overshadowed by politics.

[@SteeveEfnet]

The hardware is make believe but I appreciate the intentions, hope you get the funds to make real working prototypes :)

[@kapach1000]

The amount of potential in these kind of innovations is untold. Hope they get funding and a Global partner

[@jokabable]

Ivyo ndio mzungu aliwatoa Kenya nawakabadilishiwa citizenship bila kurudi sio mchezo

[@t0n0k0]

or serious local investors preferably

[@gidd]

Africans never learn the same "global partners" that colonised us?

[@josephotieno5907]

Elon Musk should adopt them in his Neurolink project

[@josephotieno5907]

@@jokabable How Nikola Tesla left Russia....this is the grudge to date btwn Russia and US

[@ReneeKemmy]

Omg!! These young men need funding to take this to a different level!

[@bongasasa3895]

Say no wheelbarrows great example is these young ppl 14yrs of hardwork never give up and be innovative and brave

[@faithkazuri9030]

Kazi ni kazi

[@walenisi9278]

Yes say no to wheelbarrows and guys with phds in animal husbandry

[@filbao8113]

@@walenisi9278 wewe

[@254libuyi4]

May God The Almighty enable you guys achieve it & many more bigger projects

[@zam5864]

I know this took them thousands of hours. Respect💯

[@michaelmcgruddy9464]

Holy shit that tech looks so cool, the exposed wires, jerry rigging and wood construction have a real charm

[@nck2310]

Waoh......Congrats our young men, u r Genius and may God open more doors for u both to continue with ur amazing innovation.

[@kevinomondi9358]

Kudos.The govt should fund this project and protect them from expoitation by the west

[@sweet_poison3594]

True they are vulnerable to exploitation.. the government should support them

[@iddahnganga718]

He is safer exploited by the west than our government. Our government will "fund" him and steal his blueprints

[@thescribe7645]

This is insane. Wah, you guys are so amazing. Well done. I hope mpate funding wazimu muende na hii kitu kabisa!!

[@javierjimenezgonzalez6750]

Enhorabuena y seguid con vuestro trabajo .una idea muy buena para ayudar a los demás .!!!! Paz!

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

Thanks we are humbled

[@oyieseleina4158]

Wow😊Good work here! I wish this government will boost them a bit . Those are extremely smart minds.

[@jamesgatundu4750]

Kenyans we are blessed, may our government nature this gifts

[@matthewwagner47]

Interesting headset. Start of a good path. With little funding these guys could potentially invent impressive tech. My opinion.

[@Juliankeith1122]

thanks

[@paulnjoro667]

Guys are amazing with talent, the engineering and technology you applied can be used to start industry of small robotics innovation or healthcare machines and give employment to engineer students with no jobs.

[@mrxexes]

There are plenty of talented and smart people in Africa but none of them make scam videos on KZbin!

[@theozansfamily1029]

Woow 😨😲 wooow ❤️ This is just imaginable. Can't even believe this.. they deserve the best awards from all over the Globe.. KAZI ya Mungu aki

[@joshualeroygitenge497]

Then someone tells me we cant comparer Kenya to USA, i mean look at such potential. If only our governments supported such innovators.

[@risainkichallam2004]

Get this people to the reasearch lab with huge scholarship....this is pure dedication and heavy heavy hard work..

[@ellytembon4981]

WOW GREAT EFFORT ,I HOPE WORK FORCE SEE HOW TALENTED THIS TWOS ARE .. INSTEAD GIVE THEM HOPE 🥺

[@hpusep5081]

U made it simple man ur subscribers are well deserved

[@Enthub47]

Form 4 students wow .I’m really amazed and curious too😯😯🔥

[@ancentustech]

Wow! This guys are actually able to read and amplify thoughts! That could have so many applications. Would rather have this than have Neuralink drill into my head.

[@spiritualman_7]

The talent is pure & natural...not acquired from school.

[@mrxexes]

You want school to be bad so badly that you are willing to overlook the obvious fuckery that's going on in this video. Perhaps if you actually went to school you'd notice that this is not how circuit boards look like and how poorly of a scam this shit is!

[@castlebound2010]

Finally, some good news. Creativity & Ingenuity has no bounds once the need exists under all circumstances.

[@ianmuhando]

This guys should take more innovators into their fold train and expand their ideas. Their innovation's possibility is limitless. Funds and some branding and good marketing would go a long way in making them succeed.

[@breezymustangmustang504]

GENIUS in action. The government should give a lab and start inventinv in you bcoz uh are the upcoming tech Improvers in kenya 💪

[@breezymustangmustang504]

👍

[@marymata8977]

i need this guys to check my body system whether its functioning as usual before they are hired by Russian or Ukraine well done both of you.

[@litingwakelesia9063]

Allow our hero to speak a language he's comfortable with. Kiswahili is beautiful. The future is looking set.

[@Juliankeith1122]

♥

[@sweet_poison3594]

These guys are geniuses how I wish they get angle investors or any other support to advance and monetize their innovation.

[@omarpasha9855]

A couple of genius inventors! I am inspired!

[@TonyMureithi]

Great stuff. We have a very talented country...shida yetu ni ufisadi...

[@boltonky]

I think about there limitations and how we take for granted what we can access easily, its actually people like this that change the world cause they do it to benefit people not there own pockets. Great work and keep it up

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

Thanks alot

[@razzjoxe254]

Wow congratulations 🎉 we are proud of you guys 💪😎

[@bandamoses7630]

that is magnificent of you guys. Excellent innovation.

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

Thanks

[@lornamaina8877]

Wah,,,may God continue raising u guys to more levels of innovation

[@magdakinyua1168]

No one will talk about their English.they don't sound like a form 4 drop out.the wisdom goodness!! they are just genius

[@moseskiunainnovator3558]

Thanks 🙏

[@lendamwende7022]

Citizen this is amazing, kudos to the two guys🔥

[@mandawood6454]

Very talented and genius the govt of Kenya should support these guys so that they can move to the next level well done keep it up guys.