Young inventors present novel devices at engineering competition in Uzbekistan
Young engineers in Uzbekistan presented inventions including a sign language glove and a rapid health check device at a national competition in Tashkent.
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Young engineers in Uzbekistan have presented several new inventions at an engineering competition in Tashkent, Euronews reported. The national competition, titled Engineers of the Future, selected 90 finalists from a total of 1,925 applications. [1]
According to Euronews, the featured projects include a sensor-equipped glove that converts sign language gestures into spoken speech, a device capable of taking six basic health measurements in approximately 90 seconds, and a mining innovation designed to cut energy consumption. [1]
The creators stated that the award-winning inventions range from early prototypes to devices that are already being used in clinics and industrial sites, Euronews reported. [1]
Uzbekistan is a doubly landlocked country located in Central Asia with a population of more than 39 million people, making it the most populous nation in the region. [4]
In short
- The Engineers of the Future competition in Tashkent selected 90 finalists from 1,925 applications.
- Inventions included a glove converting sign language to speech and a 90-second health check device.
- Some featured devices are already in use at clinics and industrial sites.
Sources
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- [1]A talking glove, a 90-second health check and a drone interceptor: Meet Uzbekistan’s young inventorsEuronews, 1h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]A talking glove, a 90-second health check and a drone interceptor: Meet Uzbekistan’s young inventorsInbox.eu, 1h ago
- [3]A talking glove, a 90-second health check and a drone interceptor: Meet Uzbekistan’s young inventorsInbox.lv, 1h ago
Background
- [4]Uzbekistan on Wikipedia
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