Youngest inventor to design a device aimed at protecting humans and livestock from wild animal encounters
At just 12 years old, Master Chrisbin Jaedon from Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, has made an extraordinary mark in the world of innovation. On March 13, 2024, he became the youngest inventor to design a device aimed at protecting humans and livestock from wild animal encounters. His device, recognized with the application number 202341080099, offers a humane solution to a pressing problem in rural areas. Growing up near forests, he was aware of the dangers that wild animals posed to farmers and villagers. Traditional methods like electric fences were either costly or harmful to the animals. Motivated to create a better alternative, he developed a device that uses light, sound, and low-frequency vibrations to safely repel wild animals without causing them harm. This innovative approach caught attention due to its simplicity and effectiveness. His invention not only protects people but also ensures the safety of wildlife, promoting peaceful coexistence between humans and animals. His accomplishment has been widely celebrated, earning him praise as an inspiration for young innovators everywhere. With future plans to refine the device and make it more accessible, Chrisbin hopes his invention will help rural communities across India. His story demonstrates the power of youthful creativity and serves as a reminder that age is no barrier to making a meaningful impact on the world.
