HUMANOIDS FOR AFRICA

Our Mission: Humanoids in Africa

Africa can skip old technology and go straight to modern solutions, just like we did with mobile phones.

We're building robots for African conditions. By making our own hardware and software, we keep control of this important technology.

The problem: Skilled workers are hard to find. Repetitive work causes injuries. Good workers in one city can't help factories in another city. Gernoid solves this.

Problems We Solve

Hard to Find Skilled Workers

An expert in Lagos can now control robots in Nairobi. One skilled person helps multiple locations.

Tiring Repetitive Work

Robots do the sorting, lifting, and cleaning. Humans focus on quality checks and decision-making.

Slow Training

Train one robot and the whole fleet learns instantly. Teach sorting in Accra, and robots in Kigali can do it the next day.

Fleet Learning

When one Gernoid robot learns something, all robots learn it. Here's what this means:

Logistics

Learn to sort packages, stack boxes, handle fragile items. Every robot gets this skill.

Agriculture

Learn to pick ripe fruit, sort by quality. Works across different farms and crops.

Healthcare

Learn to deliver supplies, transport meals, clean rooms. Every hospital benefits.

Retail

Learn to stock shelves, count inventory, clean stores. Skills work in any shop.

Construction

Learn to move tools, organize equipment, help with assembly.

Each new skill makes the whole system better and more valuable.

Our Hardware

We design and build the key parts:

Vision

Cameras and sensors help robots see and navigate like humans.

Hands

Custom designs let robots grip tools and handle delicate items.

Movement

Smooth, powerful motion for any environment.

Intelligence

Real-time decisions and learning without constant supervision.

Our Vision

We're building a future where:

• Small businesses use robots without losing workers
• Skilled people manage robot teams instead of doing repetitive tasks themselves
• Young Africans get jobs in robotics and AI
• Africa leads in robotics innovation

Technology should help people, not replace them. By building for Africa, we're not just using new technology. We're creating it.