FAISALABAD – Pakistani students stunned the audience at Faisalabad Science Festival 2018 with amazing inventions last week, earning praise from a number of visitors.
One of the young scientists is Asad Ullah, a student of 9th grade, who designed a circuit which converts AC (Alternating Current) voltage to DC (Direct Current) voltage and can control any electric gadget by clapping.
Asad’s project was displayed at the University of Agriculture Expo Centre, where the boy gave a demo of his ‘magical’ invention.
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The festival aimed at igniting a spark for science and discovery among students in the region, and to promote the better quality of learning available in government schools.
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The festival exhibited more than 255 science models including robotics, sensors for disabled children, smart lighting control systems, fabric defect detector, nutrient detector, security doors and soap bubble generators designed by students of both government and private school were displayed.
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A group of students from a private school created a mini-drone that could carry medicines and aid packages to a person in need over a range of a few kilometers.
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Students from National Textile University Faisalabad displayed their fashion and lifestyle products that they had created from recycled waste and encouraged visitors to adopt a greener lifestyle.
The Science Festival 2018 was jointly organised by District Deputy Commissioner Salman Ghani, Additional Deputy Commissioner General Khalid Farooka, Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industries, District Education Authority Faisalabad, District Government Faisalabad, Roshan Kinara and Pakistan Alliance for Maths and Science.
