Sabera Sarwar Nina

Sabera Sarwar Nina is a Manchester native and a multinational entrepreneur based in London. Sabera was naturally inventive as the daughter of two electrical engineers, and at the age of 11 she created the first basic automatic device. Sabera's parents recognized her talent and decided to help her develop it. She was awarded a scholarship to Oxford University's electrical engineering department after graduating from high school, and she earned her engineering degree with honors.

After graduating from university, Sabera chose to begin a robotics company specializing in medical robots and devices, exploiting her years of experience in the field of robotics as well as her own unique robotic inventions.

The business, which she called Lifetech, achieved international fame as a result of its revolutionary approach, particularly since the medical world was in urgent need of optimization at that period of time.

Sabera had a passion for learning new languages, and by the time she finished university, she had acquired proficiency in six different languages.

Sabera, on the other hand, remained unperturbed by her fame and tried to still do her best to help her society by providing devices and medical robots to a variety of non-profit medical groups and hospitals in distant regions, especially during the escalating crisis that is caused by the COVID 19 outbreak.