A 3rd-year Rwandan student has discovered a network prototype that will allow WhatsApp customers to make internal and global calls without the internet. Deodate Mugenzi, a 26-year-old is pursuing data and communication technology at the Polytechnic regional Centre in Kigali Rwanda.
In line with a report by the new times, Mugenzi says that the prototype development was perpetuated by the need of Africans to converse with friends and family members globally.
The idea generation began in 2017 but the future is promising to have a life-changing impact on the lives of people worldwide. moreover, the innovation started from playing with laptop to a vigorous library research using physics and laptop as key arsenals.
The student conducted extensive research based on IT skills gained in class and from Physics books. The whole system operates using optic physics, mobile gadget communication techniques, and networking principles. The pc system allows users of popular internet application, WhatsApp to directly call mobile phone numbers.
In order to use the platform, users need to be registered. The platform has attracted several telecommunication firms who expressed their interest in buying the idea for further development. Mugenzi additionally partners with American embassy to offer innovative training to several younger people in Rwanda.
The trouble is that many people here in Rwanda and other parts of Africa cannot afford to own smartphones that allow them to use all these internet enabled services. To address this, people ought to use services that permit them communicate using any platform that is available to them, stated "Mugenzi".
In line with a report by the new times, Mugenzi says that the prototype development was perpetuated by the need of Africans to converse with friends and family members globally.
The idea generation began in 2017 but the future is promising to have a life-changing impact on the lives of people worldwide. moreover, the innovation started from playing with laptop to a vigorous library research using physics and laptop as key arsenals.
The student conducted extensive research based on IT skills gained in class and from Physics books. The whole system operates using optic physics, mobile gadget communication techniques, and networking principles. The pc system allows users of popular internet application, WhatsApp to directly call mobile phone numbers.
In order to use the platform, users need to be registered. The platform has attracted several telecommunication firms who expressed their interest in buying the idea for further development. Mugenzi additionally partners with American embassy to offer innovative training to several younger people in Rwanda.
The trouble is that many people here in Rwanda and other parts of Africa cannot afford to own smartphones that allow them to use all these internet enabled services. To address this, people ought to use services that permit them communicate using any platform that is available to them, stated "Mugenzi".
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