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- Country of residence: Palestine
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With modest personal capabilities, and in a small shop, the young Palestinian man Munther Al-Qassas succeeded in inventing devices to serve patients, which earned him the first Palestine award for creativity and excellence.
Al-Qassas’s failure to achieve his dream of entering the College of Engineering did not prevent him from pursuing his hobbies in the world of electronics.
His first invention, which he called “Mundhir Al-Nour,” is a small-sized device to help people with hemiplegia and total paralysis eat food.
Despite the lack of job opportunities that could accommodate his talent, and he was forced to work as a taxi driver, Munther continued his path of inventions and created devices to help the sick and disabled.
He invented a device for controlling a computer through the head to serve people with paralysis, controlling television with the tongue, a device for the deaf, an electric car, and devices for people with muscular dystrophy.
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