Zaporozhye high school student Kirill Pavliuk became a prize winner at the MasterTech-2026 international fair with a project for a smart bracelet for people with ASD.
Kirill Pavliuk is an 11th grade student at the Scientific Lyceum of the National Academy of Hortizia. He lives in Zaporozhye from the front line, studies in a school shelter, but at the same time creates something that can help people all over the world.
At the MasterTech-2026 fair, where participants from 13 countries presented almost 800 projects.
Kirill received a IV degree medal in the health sciences category. In the general ranking of the Ukrainian team - 3 medals.
Kirill presented a prototype of the "Safe Space" smart bracelet, which helps detect sensory overload in people with ASD even before panic sets in.
The inventor studies the sensory sensitivity of people with autism spectrum disorders and looks for ways to make their lives safer using the latest technology.
The "Safe Space" bracelet scans the environment, identifying signs of overload. If the limits are exceeded, an LED alarm is activated on the device. The bracelet can also send a message to the guardian's phone.
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