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18 year old Alex Deans surprised the world by inventing ‘iAid’, a cloud-based companion device for the visually impaired to help them navigate around effortlessly.

iAid looks like a joystick and is equipped with ultrasound, GPS and cloud features which helps it create a virtual environment around it. Alex got this idea while he helped a blind woman cross the road. He started working on it since he was just 12, it took him three years to develop the first prototype and now, he has a fully functioning device, which is a revolution in itself.

Here is what Alex has to say about iAid