10 talented young inventors under the age of 18

Recently, Business Insider published a list of 10 talented young inventors under 18 years old. These are very creative students, inventing products that are useful for society.

Kylie Simonds (13 years old, living in the US) is the inventor of the chemotherapy pair .This girl has since been born with soft tissue cancer.It was during the treatment process that I created a chemotherapy bottle called IPack for children with cancer like me.

Raymond Wang (17 years old, from Canada) excelled in winning the top prize in the new Intel science competition.Wang's initiative is a new way of preventing epidemic germs from spreading in the aircraft cabin.

Paige Brown (17) invented a super cheap and effective method to clean up the source of pollution .This invention helped her win a $ 150,000 scholarship at Intel Science Talent Search (STS).

Kenneth Shinozuka (15 years old, in New York, USA) invented the unique "wearable sensor " sensor - a touch-carrying sensor that helps care for Alzheimer's patients.In addition to Google, President Obama himself also honored to award this invention of Shinozuka at the White House March 2015 Science Fair.

Anurudh Ganesan (16 years old, living in Maryland, USA) is one of 5 talented boys invited to the White House on April 13 last. Anurudh Ganesan found a way to cool vaccines just before use.The teen invention is called VAXXWAGON, which helps to transport vaccines effectively at the end of the distribution process without using electricity and ice.Thanks to that, the boys won the LEGO Education Builder at Google Science Fair 2015.

Maria Elena Grimmett (16 years) invented a method to filter toxic substances in recycled water .Accordingly, small pieces of plastic can filter out an antibiotic called Sulfamethazine, often found in water in rural areas.Talented girls are awarded the Science and Technology Award for their creative method.

Olivia Hallisey (16 years old, from Connecticut, USA) is the inventor of the super fast Ebola testing tool in just 30 minutes.With this invention, Hallisey received an award at Google's Annual Science Fair with a $ 50,000 scholarship.

Lalita Prasida Sripada Srisai (15 years old, from India) created a water filtration system using corn cobs .This system removes 80% of contaminants, including detergents, oils, and other particles.The invention helped Srisai win Scientific American's Community Impact award at Google Science Fair 2015.

Utkarsh Tandon (17 years old) invented the OneRing device to help doctors monitor their behavior and symptoms.According to Tandon, the device can receive disorders such as motor sluggishness, movement disorders, tremors, and then give results about the severity of symptoms.

Brooke Martin (16 years) created a way to dispense medicine remotely for loved ones.Device connected to Wifi to operate.When you want to help your loved ones who are far away from the medicine phase, you can open smartphone apps connected to the device and adjust the dose accordingly.