The SkyLight: Global Health Educator
The SkyLight is a smart phone to microscope adapter that aims to help train medical professionals in third world countries. The SkyLight seamlessly adapts to any microscope ever made. Simply use the sliding bar to size a cell phone up, lining the camera correctly, and then broadcast those images to colleagues around the world. Bay Area inventors Tess & Andy raised $22,727 dollars for their invention. SkyLight will cost $60 upon release.
The SkyLight: Global Health Educator
Freight Farms: Grow Fresh Foods Worldwide
Hydroponic gardening is no longer strange to most of the world today. Growing food with lights, indoors, has become an acceptable way to boos crop production. Freight Farms seek to take to this concept to the next level by hand crafting and delivering modular hydroponic gardens to places in need. These systems will help ramp up food production that has been curbed by urban sprawl and global warming. This potentially world changing idea was summoned up by Jon Friedman. The project earned over $30,000 in order to fund their first unit. After production ramps up units are expected to be priced for around $30,000 each.
Freight Farms: Grow Fresh Foods Worldwide