Indian-origin girl in US invents cap that helps maintain social distancing amid Covid times
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15-year-old Neha Shukla, an Indian-origin girl has invented a cap that prohibits people from breaching social distancing measures. Neha applied to the 'Girls With Impact' programme in the US that teaches entrepreneurial skills to young girls. She said that device utilises ultrasonic sensors and microprocessors to detect when a person crosses the six-feet detection range and alert the user through vibrating and beeping.
