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The Hardware guild retweeted
A closer look at Epitomes' box cutting machine
Paid a visit to Engr. Patrick Ijiti (@pijiti), CEO of Epitome Technologies. After an engaging conversation, I got to see a live demo of their industrial cardboard box cutting machine.
They’re doing great work, and it’s really encouraging to see Nigerian engineers push the boundaries of local manufacturing. I look forward to seeing what they build next.
Great to see our legendary engineers in the hardware space accommodating young engineers, sharing with them their experiences, insights and strories as a hope to the next gen engineers.
Thank You sir @pijiti
Paid a visit to Engr. Patrick Ijiti (@pijiti), CEO of Epitome Technologies. After an engaging conversation, I got to see a live demo of their industrial cardboard box cutting machine.
They’re doing great work, and it’s really encouraging to see Nigerian engineers push the boundaries of local manufacturing. I look forward to seeing what they build next.
The Hardware guild retweeted
And we need to build a functional steel refining plant fgs
The Hardware guild retweeted
I have been building things since my days at FUT Owerri, where we launched the university’s first campus FM radio station. In industry, I served as a global lead ASIC design engineer, helping to develop the inertial sensors used in the early versions of the iPhone. I also invented a wafer-level chip-scale packaging technology for inertial sensors. Till today, the US Government has continued to honour royalties for using my PhD research and the patent that came out of it. I am a Nigerian and I build things!
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Engineer | Inventor | Nigerian & Ovim Village-Boy
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The Hardware guild retweeted
One of the best ways to ensure that more startups emerge and suceed in Nigeria's hardware ecosystem is strategic collaboration. Our hardware ecosystem is small and relatively young when compared to both other parts of Nigeria’s tech industry and other hardware ecosystems.-
The Hardware guild retweeted
Earlier this week our improved design arrived from the Fab house.
It's such a beauty seeing a creation come to life.
Road to 100 electric bikes in the next 6 months is underway🚀🚀🚀
@zipenny @africadeeptech @_successakanbi @hackSultan @StrideEv @nevo_design
The Hardware guild retweeted
Up and running..🚀🚀🚀🚀
Earlier this week our improved design arrived from the Fab house.
It's such a beauty seeing a creation come to life.
Road to 100 electric bikes in the next 6 months is underway🚀🚀🚀
@zipenny @africadeeptech @_successakanbi @hackSultan @StrideEv @nevo_design
The Hardware guild retweeted
If we refuse to invest in factories, mineral processing plants, and production lines over the next decade, someone else will.
There is a global shift happening, countries are actively investing in building industrial capacity, particularly in defence, energy, and computing-
StrideEV is a Nigerian startup building electric bicycles with swappable battery technology, alongside charging infrastructure.
Their customers base cuts across dispatch riders, fitness enthusiasts and everyday cyclists.
They’re doing really well.
The Hardware guild retweeted
Nigeria’s hardware talent pool is growing, and more founders are emerging across the ecosystem
Alongside some friends, I intend to set up a small shared robotics/prototyping lab and metal-machining workshop in Lagos, where founders and engineers can access equipment, share-
By 2029, Nigeria could emerge as a critical hardware ecosystem. Yes, over the last few years, I have watched more young Nigerians move into hardware and other domains where atoms, not only bytes, matter. This shift has profound implications because, without hardware, many of software’s promises will remain muted. Software may provide intelligence, but hardware gives that intelligence a physical expression in the world.
At Tekedia Capital, we are seeing a growing number of entrepreneurs who aspire to design, manufacture and build tangible products. Perhaps the success of Terra Industries is inspiring more founders to pursue this path.
I am an engineer, and this is what my workbench used to look like. I understand the excitement of turning ideas, components and circuits into functional systems. That is why I remain committed to supporting those who want to build.
One of our most successful investments in Nigeria remains Egoras, a company that designs and builds physical products and operates its own showrooms. It demonstrates what becomes possible when engineering, manufacturing, software and distribution are brought together.
As you plan your hardware venture, consider building within a cluster. Hardware innovation thrives when people with complementary capabilities work together, share infrastructure and exchange knowledge. Unlike many purely digital products, world-class hardware increasingly requires mastery of both physical engineering and software.
The age of Nigerian hardware is emerging. It is time to build. And if you have an exciting idea, remember that Tekedia Capital partners with great founders. In the last three months, we have made more than 20 investments, and ready for more. We will like to partner with you.
The Hardware guild retweeted
Its always funny to see people talk like this. It's easy to criticise when you're not the one doing the work.
I remember what Ziko faced when he started his jet engine project, everyone and their grandmother had an opinion on what he was doing wrong. But how many helped out?
The Hardware guild retweeted
Succinctly put. However, apart from investing in practical robotics education, we also need to invest in startups and research labs that are actually building, testing, and deploying robots across various fields.
If these institutions don't exist, where will the newly trained-
The Hardware guild retweeted
Other top builders in hardware to follow
@zikohercules
@RemyAjenifuja
@ThatRoboticsDev
@kayeh23
@Gefalleny
@Afuevu1
@AjibadePharez
@ajokhai
@KennedyOkpara8
@EmmyCodes775
@thereal_big_joe
@vzyengineer
@OseniAbdulrash2
you have a lot to catch up with, follow these accounts and go through their pages
@Stryker_Eureka0
@Tripleace_Ade
@mkbardi
@El__Yaq
@princess_yfe
@osasinrobotics
@EmmanuelMakes
@Ifeditronics
@Kosiengine
Among others
The Hardware guild retweeted
@julian__duru @0xkitng @_KingNath @Max_Sengu @_successakanbi I'm currently working with other members of the @lasu_space on one of the most ambitious and foundational research projects ever done in the Nigerian space sector. Just recently, the @NGRPresident affirmed that
Our project of the week is a portable electronic mechanism built by
@EmmanuelMakes which converts manual sewing machines into rechargeable/solar powered automatic machines.
It consists majorly of an electric motor, a simple pulley system, a battery system, control electronics
