This international event attracted hundreds of entries from young innovators around the world, challenges students to design futuristic eyewear that addresses real-world challenges in vision care. Vihaan’s design, titled Specs of the Future impressed the judges with its innovative features, including sensors that can detect germs, built-in cameras, and even holographic vision. His creative and thoughtful prototype earned him top honours in this highly competitive field.

 The Glasses of Tomorrow competition serves as a platform for young students to explore STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics - while addressing real-world problems. Vihaan’s prototype stood out not only for its cutting-edge technology but also for its potential to improve daily life for people with vision impairments. By integrating advanced sensors and holographic elements, Vihaan demonstrated a strong understanding of engineering principles and how technology can be applied to make a meaningful impact. His ability to think outside the box and create a design that combines both practicality and futuristic features is a remarkable achievement for a Year 3 student.

 Vihaan’s win is a significant recognition of his talent and creativity in the field of STEM. At such a young age, he is already showing a deep interest in engineering and technology, and his success in this competition is just the beginning. Vihaan’s innovative thinking and dedication to solving real-world problems make him an inspiring role model for students everywhere. 

Congratulations, Vihaan, on this incredible achievement!