10:06 Meet Kelvin Doe, a 15-year-old completely self-taught engineering whiz from Sierra Leone who was given the chance to visit and study at MIT. His story is inspiring and remarkable – showing that inspiration and innovation can spring from anywhere. Kelvin’s drive to teach himself electronics and help his community by reverse-engineering radios, generators and other devices from what 99.9% of the population would consider trash is a moving reminder of that fact.

01:52 MIT’s Flyfire project uses a swarm of miniature helicopters with embedded LED lights to act as ‘smart pixels’ as they fly through the air. Acting in concert they form complex three dimensional shapes. As the pixels change color the 3D dynamic movement creates an immersive experience that you can view from any angle.