Earlier this month, ASME released the top 10 finalists for its IShow Kenya competition which Matibabu, a non invasive device used to test for malaria was among.
Matibabu has been announced as the winner of the competition winning the top prize of $10,000.
Matibabu, a flagship product from thinkIT Limited a software development company in Uganda focusing on development & research of e-health applications is in the process of releasing its 5th generation prototype.
Science Set from Ghana & Sign IO from Tanzania were the runners up respectively.
Winners become part of the ISHOW alumni network, a global community of hardware innovators with exclusive access to experts and resources.