This is probably the most touching story of the week. A 10-year-old girl from Paris won a doctoral scholarship to make a 3D printed robot. Her purpose is to cheer up the streets of Paris. Earlier this year, the young girl Eva submitted an application to the prestigious Paris Summer Innovation Fellowship project, a two-week research fund project usually for doctoral students and other experienced scientists and engineers. And the designer, the fund provider is the Paris-based digital agency Five by Five. In the application, the girl proposed the idea of ​​cheering up the Parisians through a robot that creates street art. Kat Borlongan, the founder of Five by Five, was deeply touched after seeing the application and decided to help her achieve this idea. In the application, Eva explained that she is trying to build her own robot with the educational robot Thymio for children, but it is currently facing difficulties. She said: "The streets of Paris are sad. I want to make a robot that will make people happy again. I am learning how to write code on the platform of the Thymio robot, but how to make it work. I am in trouble. I want to join this project so that the tutor can help me. It is understood that Eva's own robot is quite impressive. The clever 10-year-old girl printed a contrasting wheel and a fixed chalk device for her Thymio robot 3D, and then coded to enable the robot to draw 5 stars. For a child who is only 10 years old, this is a great achievement. Borlongan shared Eva's sincere and touching application on Facsbook. The news was quickly forwarded more than 40,000 times. There is no doubt that the child's pure and kind wishes have touched many people. Borlongan also announced her response to Eva, informing the girl that she has been selected as the youngest Paris summer innovation researcher ever. Eva said in the letter: "I personally wrote to you because your application inspired me. Our website does not say that the project is open to 10 year olds - you must have noticed - but also I didn't say that I don't allow a 10-year-old child to apply. You tell us publicly that you are having trouble and need help when making your own robot. This is a brave move, and finally convinced us to accept your project. Humility has Learning to go beyond our current limits is the heart and soul of innovation." According to Borlongan, she has contacted Thymio, who will assign their president as an expert to help Eva develop her street art robots in the academic project. In addition, the company also presented Eva with one of their latest models of robots. Maybe one day, if you walk on the streets of Paris and see a funny street art, it might be done by Eva's robots! zhangjiagang wellyoung material co.,ltd , https://www.wellyoung-board.com
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