Source: Here Louis Braille invented Braille, a sophisticated system to help the blind read and write, at the age of 15. Louis Braille, born January 4, 1809 in the small town of Coupvray, located outside of Paris, France, went blind after an a… Read the rest

Austin Meggittwas nine when he invented a device for carrying a baseball bat, ball and glove safely on the handlebars of a bicycle. He received U.S. patent no. 6,029,874 in 2000. Source: Here When Austin Meggitt was nine years old, he almost… Read the rest

Source: Here The Crayon holders were invented by Cassidy Goldstein at age 11. At age 11, while trying to use crayons that were broken, making the pieces too small to hold, she searched her arts and crafts supplies and found a small plastic tub… Read the rest

Source: Here The Trampoline was created in 1930 by 16-year-old George Nissen. The coming of trampoline has been traced back to 1930 when Nissen who was a gymnast and swimmer watched a group of trapezes perform in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He enjo… Read the rest

Source: Here The Ear muffs were created in 1873 by15-year-old Chester Greenwood. The Earmuffs were created in 1873 by15-year-old Chester Greenwood. Greenwood spent much of his childhood outside, either delivering goods from his famil… Read the rest

Source: Here The Popsicle was created in 1905 by 11-year-old Frank Epperson. In 1905, one-night Frank Epperson in his childhood left his fruit-flavored soda out on the back porch with a stir stick in it. Next morning, he found that the mixt… Read the rest

Source: Here Taylor Rosenthal from Opelika received patent for first aid vending machines when he was 14-year-old. Taylor Rosenthal from Opelika received patent by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), for first aid v… Read the rest