Marvin and Stefie Marie Palotu were awarded the WIPO prize in the National Contest of Young Inventors

06.12.2022 | 15:37

On December 6, young brilliant inventors met at the PROTO invention factory for the award ceremony of the National Contest of Young Inventors. Aside from the national rewards, a number of special prizes were given out. Our patent experts chose their best among the 396 works submitted for the competition.

Marvin Palotu, who’s in the 10th grade at Audentes private school, and his sister Stefie Marie Palotu, received the Estonian Patent Office’s special prize as well as the WIPO medal. Congratulations to the young inventors!

One of the most significant talents of an inventor, according to patent expert Aare Abrams, is the capacity to detect common and already existing objects, and put them together in a little different way, resulting in a technical impact. „It is admirable that young inventors have identified the technical flaws and benefits of heat pumps and presented a perfectly easy technical solution to address them. Heating and cooling uses a lot of energy on a global scale, and even the tiniest inventions can have a major impact,“ he observes.