“Victor Kossikouma Agbégnénou has established himself as a major figure in African innovation. He developed technological solutions adapted to local realities. Its objective: to democratize …
— Ouattara Zana Abou
An inventor with an atypical background
Trained veterinarian, Victor Kossikouma Agbégnénou gradually turned to towards information technologies. Trained between Russia and France, he first deposited several patents in the medical field before devoting himself to technological innovation. His hybrid profile illustrates a pragmatic approach to research.
Innovations designed for Africa
Its flagship invention, the PWCS (Versatile Wireless Communication System), makes it possible to provide Internet and telephony without heavy infrastructure. A solution designed for rural and isolated areas. He is also launching the RETICE program, a digital binder allowing access to educational content without an Internet connection.
A vision: reducing the digital divide
At the heart of its commitment, a clear ambition: to make technology accessible to as many people as possible. Refusing certain international buyout offers, it favors distribution in Africa. Its approach aims to propose solutions adapted to local realities, less expensive and more inclusive.
A still discreet recognition
Despite Despite his innovations, Victor Agbegnenou remains a relatively little-publicized figure. However, his work is recognized in technological and institutional circles, particularly in Togo. His journey illustrates the still under-exploited potential of the world. African inventors.
The portrait of a discreet African inventor who designed concrete solutions to connect forgotten territories.
