ドルビーラボラトリーズのインスタグラム(dolbylabs) - 4月18日 14時45分

Five teenage girls who dream about changing the future through science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) visited the Dolby Cinema prototype theatre in Hollywood as part of Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War – Girls Reforming the Future Challenge, which Dolby co-sponsored. The girls, all between 15 and 18, submitted a STEM project that has the potential to benefit the world.
Holly Rieping from Colorado Springs, Colorado is one of the finalists. Holly designed a network of inexpensive mobile computers with surveillance and education capabilities that run on renewable energy. “When I first heard about the opportunity to do this challenge, I knew I wanted to work with computers since that is my skill set. I’m more of a software person and I wanted to get some more experience with hardware. So, I got to design an integrated software and hardware system, which was was really cool. Most computers that are placed in developing countries cost about $500 and they’re only placed in schools. Whereas, my project is less than $200 and it aims to provide the same level of education and technology to children and adults in the most rural areas of the world.” -- Holly Rieping
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