A wearable app for tracking people with dementia, a wristband that tells you if you have eaten your five-a-day, and play parks that generate power.
Secondary school students have come up with an array of creative and technology-fuelled ideas to make life better and simpler.
It is all part of the TeenTech Awards, for which students, aged 11 to 16, working in groups of three, were challenged to search for scientific and technological solutions to real problems.
The best of these inventions and designs went on show at the finals in London recently, which featured more than 100 students and saw awards handed out across 15 categories, including environment, transport, healthcare and wearable technology.
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