Teen Vogueのインスタグラム(teenvogue) - 12月27日 10時27分

Not many middle-schoolers can say they are both an innovator and a YouTube personality. But 12-year-old Allie Weber (@tech_nic_allie), who posts videos related to STEM on her channel, Tech-nic-Allie Speaking, is not your average middle-schooler. After building her first robot at age six, she won 2016’s Global Spark Lab Invent-It Challenge for her Frost Stopper, a temperature-sensing glove that alerts people when they are susceptible to getting frostbite. Currently, she’s working on a Blow Dart Spirometer, which she recently entered in the 2017 Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge. It combines a toy blow dart (complete with target) with an incentive spirometer, a device that helps patients improve the functioning of their lungs. In simple terms, it makes lung therapy fun. “This would help kids like me who have a fear of medical equipment,” she explains. Her advice to aspiring inventors? “Any problem, big or small, is perfect for you as long as you have the drive to solve it,” she says. “Think about how you want to change the world. That’s what counts.” #21under21

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