Nigerian brothers are crafting the Ubokobong Bionic Arm to provide affordable, locally made prosthetics across the continent. These innovative limbs match local skin tones and use accessible parts for easy repairs, ensuring millions of people gain mobility through technology designed specifically for them.
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Magkapatid sa Nigeria, gumawa ng bionic na braso para sa Africa

THE GUARDIAN

Nilikha ng magkapatid mula sa Nigeria ang Ubokobong Bionic Arm upang maghatid ng murang prosthetics sa buong kontinente. Ang teknolohiyang ito ay tugma sa kulay ng balat ng mga lokal at madaling kumpunihin, kaya milyun-milyon ang muling magkakaroon ng kakayahang kumilos gamit ang sariling disenyo nila.

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