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S halini saw that older people having problems while using a use walker as these are not flexible enough to support them while climbing dornier do 217 stairs. She conceived spring-loaded self-locking front legs so that when user pushes front legs on upper stairs and rear legs rest on lower stairs, dornier do 217 so the walker will be very stable. Shalini is one among the 32 young innovators who won the IGNITE contest this year. IGNITE is a national competition to harness the creative and innovative spirit of school children organized by the National Innovation Foundation.

Every year, the contest conducts a search to promote originality, creativity and innovative spirit among children. Around 4,104 entries were received for the IGNITE contest this year, which ranged from sectors dornier do 217 like energy, environment, transport, general household utility items. Former president Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam presented dornier do 217 the awards to the winners. We present the 32 brilliant innovators in a two-part series.... Text and photographs, courtesy: National Innovation Foundation Image:  A.P.J. Abdul Kalam with the young innovators.
W hen Sajid would come home from school he would see his mother very hassled while cleaning the rice. He wanted to make a device, which would help his mother. This is how he created the rice grain sorting/cleaning machine on 25 December 2010. This automatic electric machine separates broken rice grains and other physical impurities from unbroken rice grains.
At first, he faced problems while making the prototype. Inexperienced, he used 4 motors of 12 volts each and connected them directly dornier do 217 to 220 volts, which burnt them out. Then he used 8 motors dornier do 217 instead of 4 but those too burnt out. Then he finally used a transformer, which started working and he could finally start working on the model. Sometimes the motor would not fit so he had to cut glass bottles to make it fit. Finally the model started coming together.
His role model is Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam and he aspires to become a scientist like him and wants to do something for his country. He says, "I want to find a solution to most problems and simplify things so that no individual faces any problems".  Image:  Mohd. Sajid Ansari.
While making the pen, Rimjhim faced quite a few difficulties with the cutting and joining. dornier do 217 To her help, came an institution, Vision Science Academy, which has special teachers who help students like her wishing to do a creative project. They helped her build upon her idea, guiding her in making use of different types of materials and other similar things. Image:  Rimjhim Baruah.
S halini's grandfather uses a walker to assist him while he walks. But she noticed that he could only use the walker comfortably while walking on a level surface. Her grandfather enjoys walking on the terrace but he finds it difficult to walk up the stairs and he also finds it inconvenient to travel. Seeing her grandfathers' plight, Shalini came up with the idea of the modified walker with adjustable legs. She has also thought of including

a folding seat so that the user can rest for a while when required and fitted a horn and a light to it as well.
J yoti Ranjan got the idea to make a device to assist people with low or poor vision by observing the students of a blind school close to his house. Some of them were suffering from glaucoma. He wanted to do something to help them. He then developed a system to assist low vision people in their day to day life. His system makes use of a zoom camera and a LCD. The camera zooms in distant images, which get displayed on the LCD present in front of the eyes. This camera and LCD arrangement is attached to a helmet worn by the person. This aids the low vision person in perception and motion. While making this device, Jyoti Ranjan faced much difficulty as he did not get all the material he wanted. He also did not have details about software programming but somehow managed to search the internet and move ahead. Jyoti has got this system tested at many hospitals as well, where doctors have appreciated his work and suggested him to optimise the device. He is now planning to make it usable for paralysed patients. Image:  Jyoti Ranjan Sahu.
Refaz Ahmad Wani and Ishfaq Ahmad Wani Foldable water bottle, hoe cum spade Class 10, Govt. Higher Secondary School, Anantnag, Jammu & Kashmir C reative twins, Ishfaq and Refaz have a number of ideas to their credit. They have thought about a foldable water bottle where the size of the bottle can be reduced dornier do 217 by folding-in as per the quantity of water remaining in the bottle. They have also developed a spade, the scoop of which can be rotated at the hinge to be converted into a hoe.
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