Success Stories

Nowadays it is very common to see people using batteries in all of their devices. Mostly you have to charge them by a special charger that is compatible with your device. But what if you don’t have to do that anymore? What if the sun could do that instead?

The ability to be creative and have some technical skills may be your child’s most important future asset. Žilvinas Vinskas  thinks the same and tells us his story about becoming a real engineer and creating his own drones.

From the age of 5–6, two boys Benas and Martynas started to develop various projects — from dismantling a washing machine to creating computer games. And who would have known they are real future innovators?

A girl, whose name is Lalita Prasida Sripada Srisai, being just 11 years old came up with an idea on how to create a sustainable, accessible, and cost-effective way to purify water even in rural areas.

Luckily, the young generation nowadays shows concern about a lot of social problems — we can learn it from previous stories — but this time a group of boys showed their support to people with vision impairment.

Why can’t lollipops be healthy”? A young girl name Alina understood that children need a healthier but at the same time delicious alternative than regular candies — and that’s when the idea of “Zollipops” was born.

Most young people find it very important and rather risk their own health than wear a reflector which doesn’t match their outfit. It seems to be a silly argument, but “Night Flash” team saw it as a problem which need to be solved.

Most of innovations are born because of the craziest ideas. For example, a light bulb — how it can be used in a different way? One girl Veronika Buinauskaitė, who has always had the most interesting ideas on her mind, successfully realized an idea of mini ecosystem in a light bulb.

A child, who makes a lot of effort to achieve a goal, can do incredible things. Even start to save people’s lives. A young boy from India, Akash Manoj, invented a device, which can detect silent heart attacks in non-invasively way at its early stages.

How many of you drink tea or coffee in the morning? And how many times you couldn’t finish it because it was too hot and you were in a rush? This problem is now solved, because a group of student girls found an option — using stainless steel balls allow to cool hot water in just a few moments.