Kenyan engineer Elizabeth Gakinya has developed an innovative AI-powered system to help fish farmers, particularly those around Lake Victoria, mitigate significant losses caused by poor water quality and disease.

• The system uses sensors and AI to monitor key water parameters like oxygen levels, pH, and temperature, sending real-time alerts to farmers' phones.
• The technology was showcased at Co-op Bank's Youth Forums, highlighting its potential to prevent fish deaths linked to hypoxia.
• The complete device costs approximately Ksh90,000 and is designed for smallholder farmers, with additional features like AI-powered automatic feeders.