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The annual International Exhibition for Young Inventors showcases inventions by children 6 to 19 years old. This year, Taiwan’s team competed against 156 exhibitors from 13 countries worldwide, bringing home eight gold medals. FTV reporter Stephany Yang met some of the winners to learn more about their inventions.

During table tennis training, retrieving balls can drain both time and energy. To tackle this challenge, students from Stella Maris Primary School developed an innovative paddle-shaped ball collector that can collect, store, and launch balls.

Chung Yu-chen
Stella Maris Primary School
We designed a ping pong paddle to resolve our common issues during training.

Ku Hsin-yu
Stella Maris Primary School
Using your smartphone, users can easily switch between automatic and manual mode. It is also equpited with a touch sensor to free itself when it is stuck. Our machine has a ball launching mode, using motors and rulers on the padel handle. This allows players to continue to practice when the machine collects balls and puts out.

Yen Yu-chen
Stella Maris Primary School
We improved the robot’s ability to accurately identify pingpong balls.

Students from Taoyuan Municipal Longtan Junior High School created a baby AI sleep posture and abnormal temperature alert system. The system utilizes AI technology to recognize an infant’s sleeping posture and detect abnormal body temperature in real time. Through its notification feature, it alerts caregivers to reduce the risk of suffocation, illness, and enhance child safety.

Chung Yu-han
Taoyuan Municipal Longtan Junior High School
According to statistics from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, accidental suffocation caused by the prone sleeping position is one of the leading causes of infant death.

Chan Yuan-ching
Taoyuan Municipal Longtan Junior High School
According to the Chung Shan Medical University Hospital, an environment with a temperature between 25°C and 28°C is most suitable for infant development. Therefore, we aim to reduce the risk of sudden infant death by monitoring the room’s temperature and the baby’s sleeping posture.

The International Exhibition for Young Inventors was established in 2003 to spotlight inventions by children 6 to 19 years old. Competition categories include technology for special needs, green technology, education and recreation, foods and agriculture, health and safety, and disaster response and prevention. This year’s event attracted 156 entries from 13 countries and regions. Taiwanese students received eight gold medals, 11 silver medals, and 7 bronze medals.

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