Award winning Twin Sisters of South Africa invent Digital X-Ray Glasses

Two South African Twin Sisters who are students at a university have invented  a  Digital X-Ray Glasses to help with the backlog in the South African health-care system, the Women Power Africa reports.

Matlhogonolo and Masego Mphahlele's Digital X-ray Glasses can be used to take an X-ray scan and examine most areas of the human body. 

Matlhogonolo and Masego Mphahlele's Digital X-ray Glasses [photo by Women Power Africa]

These award-winning young innovators are currently students at the University of Johannesburg. In March 2022, their Digital X-Ray Glasses were named among the Top 3 innovations, beating 43 teams worldwide at an international technological event, Redbull Basement Global Finals in Istanbul, Turkey.

“When our teammate was injured playing soccer it was difficult for us to see her in pain whilst we waited for hours for an X-ray. We knew that there must be a quicker and more portable solution than traditional X-ray machines."

“After much thinking and deliberation, we came up with the innovation of Digital X-ray Glasses. Just think, after a tough tackle in a rugby match, the medic could take a digital X-ray there and then and secure the player’s safety. This innovation could not only help the medical profession but also save lives,” said Matlhogonolo and Masego Mphahlele. 


Source : Women Power Africa 


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