ベトナムの若者主導のイノベーション - KASS

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知的財産権に関する意識を向上させ、高めるため, 世界知的所有権機関 (WIPO) 毎回世界知的所有権の日を祝う 26 4月. 今年, テーマは 「知的財産と若者: より良い未来のための革新」 若いイノベーターの大きな可能性を認識し、IPと若者のつながりを示す, 未来のクリエーターおよび起業家としてのジェネレーションZとミレニアル世代.

Growing up in a borderless, connected world and being nurtured with scientific passion, eagerness for knowledge, creativity, energy and “can do” spirit, the young generation is a promising and untapped source of innovation and change. Echoing the importance of youth-led innovation and inventions, KASS successfully organized a virtual panel discussion with industry experts entitled “The Rise of Young Innovators: 認識, 力を与える, 越えて行く” 上の 20 4月 2022.

As we continue to be inspired by this year’s theme, let’s look at several impressive innovations created by young Vietnamese innovators in recent times:

1. Mobile Isolation Helmet

WIPO granted the title of “IP Youth Ambassador” to three young Vietnamese inventors on 29 11月 2021. This was the first time that students from the Asia-Pacific region were awarded this title by WIPO. The three young inventors are Do Trong Minh Duc (16 years old), Tran Nguyen Khanh An (15 years old) and Nguyen Hoang Phuc (14 years old). Their invention won the gold prize at the 5th international innovation competition (iCAN 2020) in Canada.

Their invention, named the “VIHELM mobile isolation helmet”, was designed and innovated upon the principle of the powered air purifying respirator (PAPR) which has the disadvantage of limited-time wearability, and thus rarely used for disease protection. VIHELM provides a continuous flow of filtered and purified air, and is equipped with a ventilator to prevent condensation inside that could affect the wearer’s vision. The helmet is further equipped with built-in gloves made of special materials at the bottom that allows users to scratch or rub, or even eat and drink while keeping the respiratory tract isolated from the outside. 結果として, users can wear the helmet comfortably for long periods of time without needing to worry about itching or heat, while the risk of infection is reduced by up to 99.9% according to the experimental evaluation of the research team. 現在、, VIHELM has been sold in the US, European and Vietnam markets.

2. Robotic arm for the disabled

昨年, A “Robotic Arm for Paralyzed Arms”, an invention by Pham Duc Linh and Nguyen Duc An – two 17-year-old students from the Bac Ninh province – won the third prize at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (Regeneron ISEF) 2021, being the sole project of Vietnamese students that was awarded a prize in the competition.

According to the young creators, there were many ideas, models and products relating to robotic arms using brain waves, muscles or voice to control them, しかしながら, 利用可能なものは、完全な腕の麻痺または短い近位腕を持つ人々には適していませんでした. 彼らの解決策は、足を使って問題に対処します, または具体的に, つま先, 腕を制御する.

本発明の主要な構成要素は２つの制御ボックスであり、両方とも下腿に装着され、曲率信号を受信するために足の親指の上に配置されたセンサーに接続されている。, ユーザーがつま先を動かすと、曲率信号が処理されてワイヤレス信号が送信され、ロボットアームが制御されます。. 革新的なアームにより、ユーザーは振動モーターを介して指先で力の信号を感じることができ、手首の回転と肘の屈曲の機能をさらに統合します.

3. 早期死亡症候群を治療するための組成物 (EMS) エビで

ベトナムの学生のグループがで金メダルを獲得しました ” 発明革新のためのEIFFEL国際グランプリ2021″ リヨンで (フランス), 産業分野での産業協力とスポンサー契約を促進するための国際イベント 4.0, 現代のテクノロジー, オートメーション, 産業機械, 環境, と金属.

この5人の学生のグループ, で構成されています 17 22歳まで, エッセンシャルオイルから作られた化学組成物の開発に成功, エビの急性壊死性膵炎の治療のためのハーブと薬用植物. 本発明は、その実用性と環境保護への影響で国際的な裁判官に感銘を与えました. この成功で, the inventors will continue to conduct research in addition to registering the relevant intellectual property and launching products in the market with the desire to facilitate the recovery of the local economy following the pandemic.

4. Deep sea diving robot

Tran Viet Lan took the second prize at the National Science and Technology Competition for high school students by creating a diving robot to support hydrogeology research. 海底で研究を行う研究者のリスクを軽減することを目的として, Lanは、重量のあるロボットの作成に成功しました 20 の深さまで潜る能力を持つキログラム 50 メートル. ロボットはデータ収集サポートも備えています, 3Dマッピング, および環境モニタリング. ロボットはAIによってオブジェクトを認識します, センサーシステムを介して環境パラメータを監視します, 必要に応じてサンプルを収集します.

The innovation uses a diving engine as a mechanism to force the robot down as opposed to pumping in water to weigh it down. This helps to increase stability and flexibility, as well as provide easy access to different terrains on the seabed. The robot can be monitored by the user remotely via an app on a mobile phone or computer and follows a pre-set route that has been mapped out before returning to the starting position. The young innovator continuously upgrades his robot to adapt to the high water pressure, reduce size, improve identification/recognition speed, and create a database of specimens and terrain for analysis and research.

The stories of young Vietnamese innovators above come with the inspiring message that “youth and innovation can create a better future”. ここでKASS, we make it our mission to support and guide young innovators and entrepreneurs to realize their ambitions and endeavours to build a better future. If you need help, please reach out to us at kass@kass.asia!