We run a number of challenges and competitions at TeenTech and competition is fierce!
Ideas Wall
Hundreds of PostIt notes completely obliterated the view of the stadium, with ideas ranging from holographic hammer throwing ( Ashik ) to flying cranes to pop up domes for refugees.
Our winners not only take home ipods but will also have a visit from entrepreneurs to help them judge whether an idea could become a start-up company or even a global business.
And because they were so impressed by the standard of the ideas, Cisco will also go and talk to the running up students and their classmates.
Winners
Leya – Mulberry School “Speed Boots.” You set the time you need to get somewhere and they walk as fast as you need them to. Especially beneficial for ladies who have a habit of being late for meetings or school”
Leya – “An app that takes a picture of your husband and you and then processes the pictures to show you how your baby would look”
Karolina – Lister Community School – “A Touch Screen Floor”
Runners Up
Emily – Clapton School “ A watch which changes the clothes on your body. Althletes would be able to use this when they were doing the Trialthlon”
Sarah – City Academy “Power gloves, so if you want to carry something heavy, you won’t need to do any work as the gloves use little body energy”
We also liked …
Momana, Rhianna, Sanjidah,Kripali and Aniha from Sarah Bonnell School for their “Scanning Spell Checker, which scans hand written documents to improve spelling and punctuation”
Connor – George Green Scool – Artificial intelligence in computer games so that there was no pre-recorded script and games would be different every time you played them”
Anon – A wheelchair that hovers across the floor, so it won’t get stuck in mud and some sleep buttons, so you can sleep and travel’
Elijah “A way of undersanding the past clearly”
Saima – Mulberry School for Girls “Glasses or contact lenses that can take pictures like a camera. When you blink they take a picture”
Design An App
It’s fantastic to see the quality of ideas in this challenge and the quality of the artwork for the app logos is also striking. It’s very hard to believe it’s all achieved in 30 minutes.
Dave and Alyson had a very tough time working out who the winners should be but here they are: