Innovating for a Healthier Tomorrow: From Dorm Room Ideas to Global Pandemic Solutions

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I like to come up with problem-solving ideas for problems, and quickly prototype and validate ideas. I also know about a zero-to-one innovative product, from prototype to pilot to mass production application. At the beginning of the outbreak, I saw the first outbreak on cruise ships, nursing homes and other multi-person rooms.

I am worried about the collective dormitory after school cross-infection how to do, is it really like patients, every day with a mask to sleep it. I thought about the privacy of our dormitory bedspread, if the filtered air continues to blow into the bedspread, so that it remains positive pressure, even if there are infected patients in the dormitory, will not be infected with the virus. I started working on the prototype right away. I sketched a lot, I bought a new air mask filter from the Internet to prevent smog, my idea gradually formed in numerous failed experiments.

Later I found the mother of the largest vacuum storage bag, found that the bag is easy to get into, it is also easy to get out. The prototype of the positive pressure fresh air bed cover was finally completed. Later, my father brought the prototype to the Tongji University, and after the joint research of experts, the prototype was magnified into a laboratory for quarantine inspection and engineering applications in the global anti-epidemic. I also learned the whole process from prototype to landing in the process. There is a lot of innovation at Stanford, and the future of AI is bound to be in product design and manufacturing. I hope to be able to build AI design platform, to help more AI design products on-the-ground mass production.