AI and Robotics: What’s Now Possible

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 innovationHow AI translates complex STEM subjectsinto sign language in real timeHow Zero Bionic builds robots from recycledplastic while creating green jobsNorah’s perspective on AI, robotics, and the future of ZerobionicHow to deal with unruly robotsNew episodes every Tuesday.Episode resources:Zerobionic: https://www.zerobionicafrica.com/Follow, share and listen to more episodes here:https://linktr.ee/thegreaterverse