Infant mortality has been one of the challenges to developing countries like Pakistan. And it has a direct impact on their adult’s health and future of the county. Because Children are future. So far it is a great achievement by a group of four Karachi students who have designed a low-cost, high-tech incubator with the goal of lowering Pakistan’s infant mortality rate.
The talented group list Syed Fatima Ejaz, Mohammad Ahsan Raza, Mirza Sameer Ahmed, and Aziz Zakir from the Usman Institute of Technology’s Electrical Department. They have created the prototype incubator under the supervision of their lecturers, Engineer Sana Sohail and Engineer Atif Farid, according to information.
The incubator is lightweight and portable. Moreover, when it is commercialized, it would drastically slow down baby mortality rates. Due to its low cost and distinctive qualities, it is also a significant advancement in the field of childcare in Pakistan.
The mobile application Neox Care, which may help to monitor the infant in the incubator through a mobile phone.
Talent needs encouragement and facilitation to produce more and more worthy products like this one. Both private and government institutes need to pay attention to such talented people.
