Kabarak University made a significant impact at the University of Eldoret's 6th Annual Innovation Week, held from October 16 to 18, 2024. A team led by Dr. Andrew Kipkebut, alongside students Felix Masigwa and Agnes Mugure from the School of Sciences, Engineering, and Technology (SSET), presented their groundbreaking project, A-Eye. This innovative initiative utilizes computer vision and natural language processing to assist persons with disabilities (PwDs) in enhancing their mobility and navigation, earning top recognition in the technology category.

In addition to A-Eye, the team showcased two other notable projects: Mobility Guard, a transformative road safety and traffic management innovation based on AI and deep learning technologies, and Nia Guard, an emergency contact app that employs localization and triangulation algorithms to provide users with quick access to critical contacts and safety features during emergencies. All three innovations were recognized for their potential impact and creativity.

These innovative projects reflect Kabarak University's dedication to addressing real-world challenges through creative collaboration between faculty and students. By harnessing cutting-edge technology, the university fosters a culture of practical problem-solving that directly benefits society. The team's success at the Innovation Week is a testament to Kabarak University's growing prominence in research and technological advancement, solidifying its reputation as an institution where academic excellence translates into meaningful impact.