Ibadan, Nigeria · AI · Robotics · Data
This is the room
the work comes out of.
OKHub Technology builds AI, robotics and data systems, and trains the people who will build the next ones. Six stations below. Open any of them.
The floor plan
Six places, six answers.
Everything in the room above is a real part of the business in Ibadan, Nigeria. Here it is as a list, for anyone who would rather read than walk.
Training floor
Two rows of benches and a whiteboard. The current 4IR Bootcamp cohort ships six working systems, not six slide decks.
Robotics bench
The arm, the rover chassis and the tool board. Everything on the build log left this bench before it left the building.
Project wall
Twelve delivered projects on one wall - agriculture, health, fraud detection, campus systems, and the robots.
Data wall
Rack, pipelines and the boards that read off them. Data that stays in the country it was collected in.
Dev pod
Where LogSME and the rest of the catalogue get written, reviewed and shipped.
Front desk
Ibadan, Oyo State. One inbox, one number, and somebody who answers both.
From the workshop
What came off the bench lately.
A hands-free voting kiosk
2:31Biometric voter registration and a voting kiosk with no keyboard and no mouse — pick a language, look at the camera, point at a party.
Open on Instagram ↗A robot that takes orders in Yoruba
2:44Yoruba Live Voice wired to an ESP32-S3 with motor drivers: spoken Yoruba to understanding to movement, with no English in the middle.
Open on Instagram ↗A submersible pump, drawn part by part
0:15Bearing, impeller stack and housing modelled in SolidWorks 2023 — the CAD that has to be right before anything gets cut or printed.
Open on Instagram ↗Making CCTV cameras think
1:35Most Nigerian businesses already own cameras that only record problems. SmartEyes is the edge-AI layer that makes them prevent one.
Open on Instagram ↗Start something.
Tell us what you are building or who you need trained. One inbox, one number, and somebody who answers both.