Mapon University’s Faculty of Engineering highlights final-year Computer Engineering student Victoire Yuma Kitenge’s innovative GPS tracking and localisation system, combining an intuitive mobile application with an Arduino-based embedded system.
Together, these components provide an advanced geolocation solution meeting modern connectivity and real-time tracking needs. Its ergonomic design and technical performance represent progress in GPS applications.
Victoire Yuma Kitenge’s system is a technical achievement reflecting the creativity and practical problem-solving that characterise Mapon University.
« This project is the result of several months of hard work to make technology accessible and useful in practical applications ”, says Victoire Yuma Kitenge, proud of his achievement.
The project demonstrates the quality of teaching and the University’s encouragement of student achievement. Projects like Victoire’s help train technological leaders capable of advancing innovation.
Mapon University is proud of such promising students and reaffirms its support for applied-science innovation. Congratulations to Victoire Yuma Kitenge on an achievement illustrating the institution’s academic excellence and commitment.
