Micro-Fill

1st Place

Inventors | Avyanna Bihani, Krisha Tripathi, and Aaradhya Singh

Teacher | Kelly Radaszewski

Sawnee Elementary School, Forsyth County

A drain storage device that can store all the micro beads that come in the water as it passes down the drain using ferrofluid with non-toxic iron oxide powder that can be used to remove microplastics from water, since it’s a magnetic liquid.

H2 Whoa

2nd Place

Inventors | Peyton McClendon and Vivian Wheaton

Teacher | Jennifer Studdard

Lillian C. Poole Elementary School, Paulding County

The H2 Whoa is a portable water filtration system. With its features, people all around the world will stay safely hydrated with clean water.

Firepron

3rd Place tie

Inventors | Emerson Teilhet and Shaambhavi Kartik

Teacher | Julia Varnedoe

Sope Creek Elementary School, Cobb County

2,775 people die in house fires every year. People are dying because of small fires. They panic, and don't know what to do. While they are running around, trying to find a solution, the fire spreads causing more problems. The Firepron solves that problem. It puts out small house fires. All you have to do is lay it on the fire. It has multiple layers, so you don't burn yourself.

ECO Ball

3rd Place tie

Inventors | Anna Fisher, Royce Herrin, and James Martin

Teacher | Kristen Moore

West Side Elementary School, Marietta City Schools

Only 24 % of public schools in America recycle. We believe the reason for this is it is too expensive, requires too much time and energy, and may be due to lack of education surrounding recycling. ECO Ball is a game that keeps score of trash reduction efforts by allowing students to participate in recycling in a fun and rewarding way. ECO Ball is accompanied by a group of ECO Ball club members who are responsible for developing educational content aimed at addressing common misconceptions related to recycling and monitoring scores to reward grade levels for their efforts and participation.

Allergen Avenger

1st Place

Inventors | Michael Baker, Andrew Steskal, and Danny Johnson

Teacher | Scott McCord

Mabry Middle School, Cobb County

Using a vacuum, our product exposes air-born protein particles to molecularly imprinted polymers (MIP) to detect allergens in food.

Recycling Pro

2nd Place

Inventors | Mithra Murphy, Anna Farah, Benjamin Hansen, and Soren Pates

Mabry Middle School, Cobb County

Recycling Pro is an app dedicated to fixing the issue of plastic pollution and recycling.

Magnetie

3rd Place

Inventors | Claire McKenzie, Jocelyn Barrere, and Julia Nalin

Teacher | Kelly Zern

Bass Middle School, Coweta County

WaterCleanse: Engineering of Automated Water Purification and Testing Machine

1st Place

Inventor | Roderick Sneed

Teacher | Scott Robinson

Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology, Rockdale County

The prototyped machine can provide real-time, accurate data on water conditions, empowering individuals and authorities to proactively address water safety concerns. Encompassing prototyping and rigorous testing, ensuring the device's accuracy and reliability. Calibration procedures have been fine-tuned to accommodate variations in water sources, ensuring versatility and applicability across diverse environments. Safeguarding our most precious resource – water.

Yuno: AI-Powered Research Organization

2nd Place

Inventors | Vineeth Sendilraj and Ryan Du

Lambert High School, Forsyth County

What if you could research without 30 browser tabs and overwhelming note docs? Try Yuno, a streamlined method to snip anything from anywhere and effortlessly build a searchable knowledge base, transforming your scattered searches into organized, shareable notes.

BioGrow

3rd Place

Inventor | Nysha Reddy

Teacher | Orla Thomas

Northgate High School, Coweta County

WaterCleanse: Engineering of Automated Water Purification and Testing Machine

IronCAD Award HS Division

Inventor | Roderick Sneed

Teacher | Scott Robinson

Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology, Rockdale County

The prototyped machine can provide real-time, accurate data on water conditions, empowering individuals and authorities to proactively address water safety concerns. Encompassing prototyping and rigorous testing, ensuring the device's accuracy and reliability. Calibration procedures have been fine-tuned to accommodate variations in water sources, ensuring versatility and applicability across diverse environments. Safeguarding our most precious resource – water.

The Vortex

IronCAD Award MS/ES Division

Inventors | Emory Landrum, Boden Bergmans, and Daniel Cheeves

Teacher | Andrew Nase

Evans Middle School, Coweta County

Firepron

Manufacturing Award

Inventors | Emerson Teilhet and Shaambhavi Kartik

Teacher | Julia Varnedoe

Sope Creek Elementary School, Cobb County

2,775 people die in house fires every year. People are dying because of small fires. They panic, and don't know what to do. While they are running around, trying to find a solution, the fire spreads causing more problems. The Firepron solves that problem. It puts out small house fires. All you have to do is lay it on the fire. It has multiple layers, so you don't burn yourself.

Biomass Battery: Using Camellia sinensis in Fuel Cell Electrodes

Constellation Energy Award

Inventor | Keira Lee

Teacher | Seth Bishop

McIntosh High School, Fayette County

This battery is made from tea! The graphite anode (place where electricity flows) is replaced with a more sustainable carbon derived from tea leaves. This carbon solves three problems at once- climate change, food waste, and graphite mining impacts!

Allergen Avenger

Health and Medical Award

Inventors | Michael Baker, Andrew Steskal, and Danny Johnson

Teacher | Scott McCord

Mabry Middle School, Cobb County

Using a vacuum, our product exposes air-born protein particles to molecularly imprinted polymers (MIP) to detect allergens in food.

BioGrow

Agriculture and Food Award

Inventor | Nysha Reddy

Teacher | Orla Thomas

Northgate High School, Coweta County

Julacen Backpack Comforters

Consumer Goods and Fashion Award

Inventors | Gracen Smith and Julia Seiger

Teacher | Jessica Kirkham

Union Elementary School, Paulding County

Our device is a stylish, comforting addition to any backpack. It helps add padding to the shoulder straps to alleviate strain. We also plan on varying styles and patterns for a stylish element.

Cool Dog Coller

Animal Care and Pets Award

Inventors | Ivy Clapper and Isla Farlow

Teacher | Bhavika Singletary

Cross Creek Elementary School, Thomas County

Hot weather can be very dangerous to dogs when they are outside. The risk from too much sun exposure can cause seizures, heat stroke, or burned paws or skin. The Cool Dawg Collar helps dogs of all ages cool down in the unforgiving summer heat.

Micro-Fill

Environmental and Sustainability Award

Inventors | Avyanna Bihani, Krisha Tripathi, and Aaradhya Singh

Teacher | Kelly Radaszewski

Sawnee Elementary School, Forsyth County

A drain storage device that can store all the micro beads that come in the water as it passes down the drain using ferrofluid with non-toxic iron oxide powder that can be used to remove microplastics from water, since it’s a magnetic liquid.

The Corder

Sports, Games, Toys Award

Inventors | Nathan McKee and William Tyler

Teacher | Rex Kienel

Kennesaw Mountain High School, Cobb County

The Corder is an easy to play, educational string instrument. Our team has worked for the past 3 years to design the Corder to make music more accessible. The current music education system is wrought with unengaging instruments and songs. The Corder solves this issue by offering an instrument that is easy to learn and can play popular songs. This is made possible by our capo system, a system of four buttons that allow you to seamlessly change chords while playing. This year we are utilizing CAD and 3D printing to develop a tuning system to make it easier to play in different keys. It does this with a handle which turns 3 tuning sockets, tuning all 3 strings simultaneously.

Team Grocery Eyes

Inclusion Award

Inventors | Nellie Klodner and Anna Borsh

Teacher | Karyn Hunt

(Sam D.) Panter Elementary School, Paulding County

Help people who are blind become more independent shoppers with the Grocery Eyes App! The app will help make a grocery list and then use GPS to guide the user to the correct aisle. Once in the aisle, the app uses the camera to locate the specific product that the user is looking for. This allows greater independence for people who are blind.

MagKnights

Technology of Tomorrow Award

Inventors | Madeline Folland and Ryleigh Still

Teacher | Aaron Parker

Effingham College and Career Academy, Effingham County

Hidden magnets pose a threat to a person with a pacemaker/defibrillator, so Magknight would detect these magnets and alert the user when they are too close.

ECO Ball

Best Display Board

Inventors | Anna Fisher, Royce Herrin, and James Martin

Teacher | Kristen Moore

West Side Elementary School, Marietta City Schools

Only 24 % of public schools in America recycle. We believe the reason for this is it is too expensive, requires too much time and energy, and may be due to lack of education surrounding recycling. ECO Ball is a game that keeps score of trash reduction efforts by allowing students to participate in recycling in a fun and rewarding way. ECO Ball is accompanied by a group of ECO Ball club members who are responsible for developing educational content aimed at addressing common misconceptions related to recycling and monitoring scores to reward grade levels for their efforts and participation.

Splash Guard

People's Choice Award

Inventors | Abigail Bone, Ellie Butler, and Katie Bruce

Teacher | Daneen Ingles

Cross Creek Elementary School, Thomas County

Our product solves the problem by not letting the dog splash us.