Launching the MakSol 2
This is a low-voltage solar-powered electric induction cooker invented in Uganda in a collaborative effort by Makerere University and IntelliSys Uganda, with funding from the Government of Uganda. This was unveiled at Makerere University on 14th June 2023.
Smart Irrigation
Launch of the Mpigi District Demo Irrigation Systems (Sprinkler and Drag-hose) implemented by the JEEP.
Agrometer
Measuring the measure of soil fertility using macronutrients (Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium) is now digital and portable
IntelliSys Uganda
Home of Smart Innovations Locally Developed and Tailored
Involved in designing, manufacturing, programming, installing and
maintaining locally developed technological innovations.
Vision
To be the hotspot of Tech in Africa
Mission
Efficiency and Customizability in Technology.
Values
Excellence, Transparency, Efficiency.
MakSol
Zero-Emission Cooking
The first solar-powered induction cooker made in Uganda.
With funding from the Government of Uganda, this clean cooking technology was
innovated and custom-tailored for homes, catering and learning institutions of sub-Saharan Africa.
This technology has expanded beyond the boundaries of its country of birth to enable families across sub-Saharan Africa to
rapidly prepare nutritious meals in the cleanest way there is: healthy for the home and to the environment at large.
Coldrooms
Solar-Powered Food Preservation.
Solar-powered cold rooms are temperature-controlled storage facilities that use solar energy to power refrigeration systems. They are especially vital in off-grid or rural areas where access to reliable electricity is limited or non-existent. Typically equipped with solar panels, battery storage, and energy-efficient refrigeration units, these systems maintain low temperatures for preserving perishable goods like fruits, vegetables, dairy, fish, and meat. solar-powered cold rooms are a climate-resilient and economically empowering solution for improving the efficiency and profitability of agricultural value chains in developing regions.
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