Three Innovative KNUST Students Build Innovative Dialysis Machine: "Real Heroes"
- Three brilliant young students have flaunted their latest innovation, developed to address one of Ghana's pressing health challenges
- The group, as their final-year project, built a dialysis machine aimed at providing healthcare to any patients with kidney diseases
- Netizens who saw the students' innovation were impressed and expressed their thoughts in the comments section of the video
Three innovative KNUST students have built a remarkable device to help address one of Ghana's health sector problems.
As their final-year project, Martin Kwarteng, Theodora Gyambra, and Benjamin Yeboah built an automated peritoneal dialysis machine.
Source: Twitter
Speaking on the motivation for the project, the students noted that they wanted to address the issue of inadequate dialysis machines in the country.
One of the three, Benjamin Yeboah, explained in a video that accessing government-owned machines is often very expensive due to the small number of dialysis machines.
Their project, therefore, seeks to offer healthcare services at a very low cost to patients suffering from kidney diseases.
Watch the video of their innovation and explanation below:
Netizens hail three KNUST students
Netizens who saw the video were proud of the three innovative students. Many hailed them in the comments section of the post.
@BKpormasi wrote:
"Ibe these people them for get the valedictorian not plenty CWA with no proper impact."
@qwekuyeboah__ wrote:
"Thank you for recognizing our hard work.. Brofo no de3 you people should forgive me. I was nervous and tired. We went through a lot to get this to work."
@timoah_kunchire wrote:
"They have done it again! Useful innovations that solve pressing national challenges. Bravo."
@_asante_nkae wrote:
"I need 10 pieces to sell at my supermarket. Where will I get some?"
@NGezzelley wrote:
"This is great news."
@k_mawt wrote:
"These are the real heroes not CWA 89."
@ZinatuSulemana wrote:
"Wow this is impressive."
@PaulAnsah19 wrote:
"God bless their efforts for the nation."
Ghanaian man builds a robot
In a related development, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a young Ghanaian man had built a humanoid robot.
Flaunting the innovation in a video, the young man instructed it in one of the Ghanaian languages and it did so.
Netizens who saw the video were impressed and praised the young man's robot in the comments section of his post.
Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh
Source: YEN.com.gh
