13-Year-Old UAE Girl Invents Solar Bag to Power Electronics for Trekkers
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Fatima Al Kaabi in the UAE has invented a solar bag which can charge electronic devices, power lights and a fan for trekkers.
Dubai: A 13-year-old girl in the UAE has invented a solar bag which can charge electronic devices, power lights and a fan for trekkers, becoming one of the youngest Emirati innovators.
Fatima Al Kaabi, who has already invented a printer for the visually impaired, developed the solar bag after a visit to a desert with her family where she could not charge her cell phone.
The solar bag can charge electronic devices, power lights and a fan for trekkers in remote areas, Gulf News reported.
Fatima, a student of Sharjah British School, is one of the youngest Emirati girl innovators, the report said.
She narrated the stories behind many of her inventions to a packed audience of students and teachers from around 120 schools in Abu Dhabi emirate, saying it is most important to have a dream in life.
She was the first-place winner in the Robot Olympics in UAE and invented a printer for the visually impaired.
Her other inventions include a photographer robot, cheerleader robot and an electronic belt for the hearing impaired.
Press trust reporting
Fatima Al Kaabi in the UAE has invented a solar bag which can charge electronic devices, power lights and a fan for trekkers.
Dubai: A 13-year-old girl in the UAE has invented a solar bag which can charge electronic devices, power lights and a fan for trekkers, becoming one of the youngest Emirati innovators.
Fatima Al Kaabi, who has already invented a printer for the visually impaired, developed the solar bag after a visit to a desert with her family where she could not charge her cell phone.
The solar bag can charge electronic devices, power lights and a fan for trekkers in remote areas, Gulf News reported.
Fatima, a student of Sharjah British School, is one of the youngest Emirati girl innovators, the report said.
She narrated the stories behind many of her inventions to a packed audience of students and teachers from around 120 schools in Abu Dhabi emirate, saying it is most important to have a dream in life.
She was the first-place winner in the Robot Olympics in UAE and invented a printer for the visually impaired.
Her other inventions include a photographer robot, cheerleader robot and an electronic belt for the hearing impaired.
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