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Erfan Nouraee Releases 'Invention: A Journey'
Erfan Nouraee releases his book "Invention: A Journey"
The memoir "Invention: A Journey," by Nouraee, explores the dreams and successes of a young inventor.
Among the highlights are Nouraee's memories and observations about ideas, entrepreneurship, and patents.
The launch is scheduled for the evening of next Wednesday, April. 30, at the Toronto public library bookstore in Toronto. Nouraee hopes it will inspire a new generation of young innovators to come up with their own solutions.
Nouraee said he was inspired to create an advanced fiber-optic communication sensor after seeing how the lack of internet access in rural and remote areas in his home country has prevented their community to access education and health services.
"I went on the internet and I found that a third of the world's population is still without access to high-speed internet. It was then that I knew I had to do something," he added.
His sensor has proven accurate 95 percent of the time and is more sensitive than current sensors.
Nouraee, who was the winner of the Khwarizmi Youth Award, said he plans to refine the device further. Eventually, he hopes to sell the sensor to anyone living in rural or remote areas where connectivity has been unreliable or completely unavailable. His sensor would help every community connect to the high-speed, reliable Internet, and he plans to continue his goal to "save lives and make the world a better place."
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Iranian young inventor Erfan Nouraee is best known for creating a fiber-optic communication sensor that can make high-speed internet more accessible and affordable and recently launched a new mental health awareness service called "iMind" which uses artificial intelligence to help youth tackle mental health challenges.
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