The University of Zimbabwe has unveiled the country’s first humanoid robot, named Sophia, a significant milestone in the nation’s technological and educational advancement.
Sophia is designed to interact with humans, showcasing capabilities like speech, facial recognition, and artificial intelligence-driven responses.
This development is part of Zimbabwe’s broader efforts to embrace technology and innovation, with the University of Zimbabwe positioning itself as a leader in AI research on the continent.
Sophia is expected to be used as an educational tool, inspiring students and researchers in fields like robotics, AI, and engineering.
Sophia’s introduction also aligns with global trends where humanoid robots are increasingly being used in education, healthcare, and other sectors to complement human efforts. This move could pave the way for Zimbabwe to expand its tech footprint both regionally and internationally.
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