16-year-old Ishir Wadhwa turned school project into a business, now the family will earn a lot in this way!-Sixteen-year-old Ishir Wadhwa Dubai resident student GEMS World Academy his family to turn Class 10 School Project into Family Business

New Delhi: An Indian teenager living in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) has turned a project made in his school into a family business. This 16-year-old Indian child has invented a technology through which you can hang heavy objects without making holes in the wall. The name of this teenager is Ishir Wadhwa, who is a student of GEMS World Academy. A media report said that the teenager’s father was also very surprised to see this technology. According to a report by Khaleej Times, Ishir Wadhwa had to submit an innovative project, which was for the grade 10 course. Seeing the damage caused to the wall due to the use of nails to hang things in everyday life, he found a solution. Nails and screws have been used since ancient times and these also damage the walls.

I did this discovery with the help of my brother
Ishir took the help of his elder brother Avik, who is studying engineering in the US, and found a solution. Ishir says, “When we put our minds together, the solutions, all the great ideas, were quite simple in an elegant way.

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Ishir Wadhwa and his family (Photo Source: News18)

Innovation done with this idea
The idea was to put a magnet and two steel plates together. A strip of steel is glued to the wall and is called Alpha Tape. A neodymium magnet holds it together, in which the object is mounted. The two magnets come together and make a clapping sound, so the family named it ClapIt.

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This innovation will be a game changer
According to the Khaleej Times report, Ishir’s father considered the invention a game changer in his life and left his high paying job. Ishir’s father Sumesh Wadhwa has decided to quit his job and adopt the product made by his son as a business. No one would have thought that this sixteen year old teenager’s school project would turn out to be such an effective product and the family would adopt it as a business.