Prodigy designs mouse for fingerless people

Yossi Kohen Kutucu, a young engineer, who has scooped global award of innovation twice before, has won another prestigious award. Currently receiving engineering education at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Kutucu was ranked second in a design competition with a special mouse he laid out for the disabled people with no hands or fingers.

Yossi Kohen Kutucu, a young engineer, who has scooped global award of innovation twice before, has won another prestigious award. Currently receiving engineering education at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Kutucu was ranked second in a design competition with a special mouse he laid out for the disabled people with no hands or fingers.

Kutucu was the first in a similar competition at the Netherlands International Science Fair with “Alternatesla”, an energy transformation device which can satisfy all energy needs of a household by utilizing renewable energy sources.