Hardware is hard, but here are 6 startups doing it in Nigeria
- Koolboks, a Nigerian startup, has created a solar-powered refrigerator to solve the problem of constant power supply.
- Kifta Technologies produces tech gadgets like smart glasses and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) for security purposes.
- Possible EVs is setting up plants in Abuja to produce electric vehicles (EVs) and has raised $5 million for its services.
The presence of hardware startups in Nigeria's tech ecosystem is a positive development as it diversifies the industry and addresses specific challenges faced by the country. These startups are pioneers in their respective fields and have the potential to drive innovation and economic growth.
