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Secondary school girls of the Federal Government Girls’ College (FGGC) Sagamu, Ogun State, have unveiled an AI robot called ‘Okikiola-Sagamu’, also known as Kiki-Saggy.

The project, which involved 10 students and a few staff members, was unveiled to the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, David Adejo, in Abuja.

The students, drawn from both the senior and junior classes, said the AI robot project took about seven months, adding that Kiki-Saggy can talk, walk and even gesticulate.

The students, drawn from both the senior and junior classes, said the AI robot project took about seven months, adding that Kiki-Saggy can talk, walk and even gesticulate.

According to them, the robot stands at a height of six feet, weighs 60kg, and has a maximum speed of 10km per hour. When asked about the construction phase of the robot, the innovators explained that they were able to harness the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning. They said ‘Okiki-Saggy’ was their first successful trial as there.

They also attributed their success to the training from their teachers, especially the school principal, Dr Muyibat Olodo, who also doubled as the head of the robotics team, and Coderina org, a capacity-building organisation that leverages robotics and other emerging technologies to empower young learners and teachers across Africa.

At the unveiling, Olodo emphasised how technology is aiding innovation and paving the way for a brighter future. She added that the futuristic fields are empowering students to unleash their creativity, problem-solving skills, and technological prowess.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntnD5g51VYw?feature=shared

Source: Yorubaness

Nigerian students should build robots that can rule Nigeria. Well programmed robots will do well than the aneemals we currently have in Aso Rock.

A very good one.
The young girls should be encouraged and given better opportunities so they won't end up like some of the urgent 2k ladies we have today!

Okiki Saggy!

Congratulations

Nice, we are getting there.

This is solid, coming from kids.

India and China have their kids doing these already and it is great that Nigerian kids have entered the scene.

India and China remain a right allusion after all. We shouldn't get pained when being compared to them.

God bless the great Yoruba people

For nwanem bLoders to do this, they would rather focus on cannibalism, baby factory business, rituals, onion banditry, toxicity on and off social media, terrorism and so on

Spits

Is Speechless

why the funny name abeg

Just ask the robot this simple question and watch it crash...
Which Secondary School Did Tinubu Attend and Which Year Did He Graduate?

Nice one...


But why them make am 6 feet tall?

This is discriminatory to short people

At first you said Kiki was going back to her sit but yet she was wondering around. Make Kiki no go land una slap due to malfunction.

Ok

Scam. No way the built that. Nigeria as a whole can't even build that.

That's my daughter's school.

UNITY Schools are doing pretty good.

Akinboboz:
Nice, we are getting there.

Calm down...
No one gets there while in darkness.
No one gets there depending on 4000 megawatts.
Nigeria needs massive industrialization and only 24hrs of uninterrupted power supply can place that country on such pedestal. With that many of you on Nairaland including those spearheading tribal wars and insulting others will get 2 jobs each. With that most Nigerians will be kept busy from engaging in unnecessary protests and tribal nonsense. Many will eventually suffer obesity

obembet:
<sub>Secondary school girls of the Federal Government Girls’ College (FGGC) Sagamu, Ogun State, have unveiled an AI robot called ‘Okikiola-Sagamu’, also known as Kiki-Saggy.

The project, which involved 10 students and a few staff members, was unveiled to the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, David Adejo, in Abuja.

The students, drawn from both the senior and junior classes, said the AI robot project took about seven months, adding that Kiki-Saggy can talk, walk and even gesticulate.

The students, drawn from both the senior and junior classes, said the AI robot project took about seven months, adding that Kiki-Saggy can talk, walk and even gesticulate.

According to them, the robot stands at a height of six feet, weighs 60kg, and has a maximum speed of 10km per hour. When asked about the construction phase of the robot, the innovators explained that they were able to harness the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning. They said ‘Okiki-Saggy’ was their first successful trial as there.</sub>

They also attributed their success to the training from their teachers, especially the school principal, Dr Muyibat Olodo who also doubled as the head of the robotics team, and Coderina org, a capacity-building organisation that leverages robotics and other emerging technologies to empower young learners and teachers across Africa.

At the unveiling, Olodo[i][/i] emphasised how technology is aiding innovation and paving the way for a brighter future. She added that the futuristic fields are empowering students to unleash their creativity, problem-solving skills, and technological prowess.[/size]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntnD5g51VYw?feature=shared

Source: Yorubaness

Am I seeing correctly?

What an irony

How can Olodo train anyone to build a robot?

🥴

Wetin be this

Ok

Where are you getting?

Akinboboz:
Nice, we are getting there.

This is impressive, just keep it up.
I just wish the federal government will support them to improve in further research and upgrade another before these guys find their way out of this country due to negligence by the government.

Keep it up guys

ONEjoblessGUY:
Yorubas to the world jare.........
Keep leading joor........
Pls.....no unnecessary mention Ooo.......
Edakun