A computer science graduate from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Moyinoluwa Adeyemi, has built up an Android watch that reads a clock in the Yoruba language.
The Nigerian programming engineer accomplished the achievement by building a unique android watch that reads a clock in the Yoruba Language.
The youngster got a degree in software engineering from Obafemi Awolowo University and now a product engineer at Swifta Systems.
The plan to make the watch went ahead a Friday evening when she took a gander at the clock and considered its probability reading a clock in Yoruba. Before she thought of the Idea, Moyinoluwa needed to do broad research before birthing one of the Yoruba Watch Faces models.
Sharing the news on Facebook, Obafemi Awolowo University composed;
“3 Gbosa For OAU Graduate, Moyinoluwa Adeyemi, Who Built An Android Watch That Tells Time In the Yoruba Language
Moyinoluwa Adeyemi studied Computer Science from Obafemi Awolowo University, she is presently a Software Engineer at Swifta Systems and furthermore a co-coordinator at Google Developers Group.
One Friday evening after work, she had a moment of realization. She took a gander at a clock and figured “Consider the possibility that it could tell the time in Yoruba.
That question has lead to the advancement of an Android Watch Face that reads a clock in the Yoruba language.
It wasn’t simple as a,b,c, she had to get ideas from some of her friends and do extensive research before she came up with a working prototype. It will probably be the first-ever indigenous watch face app on the google play store.
Yoruba Watch Faces by Moyin is an assortment of Watch Faces worked in a famous neighborhood Nigerian vernacular. There are right now two Watch Faces in the collection, the two of which are in Yoruba Language.
The representations were made by @TheVunderkind and they portray a man and a lady wearing the conventional Yoruba clothing. The Watch Faces chip away at all screen types; jawline, square and circle.”
