AI. Robotics. Accessible education. And what happens when your robot gets arrested.

In this powerful episode of The Greaterverse, Anne-Marie Kruk is joined by Norah Kimathi, founder of Zerobionic, a groundbreaking social enterprise using robotics and AI to make STEM education accessible to hearing-impaired students across Africa and beyond.

What began as a seven-hour classroom struggle, discovering there were no signs for complex STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) terminology, became a full humanoid robot that converts spoken language into sign, instantly.

From sustainable robotics to empowering half a million students, this episode is a reminder that innovation is most powerful when it provides access and inclusion.

In this conversation you will learn:

• How a seven-hour classroom frustration sparked a global innovation
• How AI translates complex STEM subjects
• into sign language in real time
• How Zero Bionic builds robots from recycled
• plastic while creating green jobs
• Norah’s perspective on AI, robotics, and the future of Zerobionic
• How to deal with unruly robots

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Episode resources:

Zerobionic: https://www.zerobionicafrica.com/

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