At 10, Elly Savatia was dismantling radios in Western Kenya just to understand how they worked. Years later, in a Northern Kenya classroom of 300 deaf students with only one interpreter, he found the problem worth building his life around. Now 25, and the Founder & CEO of Signvrse, Savatia takes the UA2026 stage to demo Terp 360 live — his AI platform that turns speech and text into lifelike 3D sign-language avatars — before launching its boldest leap yet: two-way translation and expansion beyond Kenya into Rwanda, Uganda, and South Africa. A builder who insists "you don't build solutions and take them to the people; you build with them," The 2025 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation winner, Savatia is proof that Africa's next AI breakthrough isn't just about scale — it's about who gets to be heard.