Sho Yoshida awarded Genius Award at Singapore Maker Extravaganza
- Sunday, 19 August 2018
- Posted by: Citizen Innovation
- Category: Awards
Sho Yoshida, creator of Craftel, is awarded Citizen Innovation’s Genius Award in recognition for his innovation, Craftel, and his contribution of inspiring others to innovate.
His innovation, Craftel, is a robot made of paper and powered by wind. He made his innovation opensourced and available for everyone to download free, hoping to inspire interests in science.
His earlier work Shellmo, another robot, is available online, has inspired countless spin-off around the world.
You can read more about the different types of awards issued by Citizen Innovation HERE.
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