The Microplastic Graphene Vacuum

Nicholas

Age 11Ottawa, CanadaFeb 2021

The MPG-VAC is an underwater vacuum cleaner, made of graphene, that sucks in microplastics into its storage system. Once the storage is full, it will make a light that is above the surface, continuously flash until the owner of the MPG-VAC notices it.The MPG-VAC will be able to do this because it is programmed with AI to send a signal up to the light. The owner will then know that they have to bring up the MPG-VAC so they can empty it. Once emptied, the owner will put the MPG-VAC back into the water so it can continue to clean up micro plastics.

Little Inventors team says

The flashing light feature is really clever Nicholas and a good way to alert the invention operators. It sounds like The Microplastic Graphene Vacuum would do an amazing job of clearing ocean plastic. It would be useful to be able to leave the invention to do its job, then it alerts us when needed. Well done Nicholas!