Young inventors from Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod, Saint Petersburg, Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Perm, Vladivostok and Saratov are participating in 13th International Exhibition for Young Inventors, that takes place in Nagoya, Japan Ria Novosti informs.
Eleven projects were chosen from hundreds applications that have arrived from all around Russia. Inventions are related to various fields, including medicine, robotics, informational technology, security. As per organizers, all projects that went through the strict selection can serve for the economic growth of our country, and are going to be highly estimated at the international market for sure.
15 year-old Irina Maslennikova from Perm has invented a special fixator for arms and legs with open and closed fractures. She has developed her project with a help of her teachers and professional doctors.
10th grader Maksim Bushuev from Sarov has brought computer vision help road signs algorithm recognizer. This invention might be of interest to self-driving car developers. As of now the model is installed on the toy car. He plans to continue his studies at Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University.
As we reported earlier, 11th grader Maria Yaushkina presents original sound compass. The camera installed on the compass reacts to the sound source. A signal is transferred to the emergency services. Maria is sure that this device will be on high demand by intelligence services.
The best works will receive awards. The exhibit will conclude in Nagoya on July, 29th.
Russkiy Mir
