全球有三分之二的人没有最新的智能手机，但是当地的电子商铺可以通过用低价的零部件改造老技术来打造一台。威内-卡特拉曼为我们介绍了他所作的科技小产品，为我们讲述他如何帮助乡村学校把一部手机、一个便当盒和一个闪光灯组装成一台电子投影仪，以及他如何把闹钟加数遍变成一台医疗设备，从而提升当地医疗服务。

威内-卡特拉曼

Local repair shops in places like Mumbai thrive on ingenuity, salvaging devices and parts to meet urgent community needs. With two-thirds of the world lacking access to the newest gadgets, these 'technology crafts' turn everyday items into tools that solve real problems. A lunchbox, phone, and flashlight become a multimedia classroom projector; an alarm clock and mouse morph into a medical screening device. This grassroots spirit bypasses expensive systems, proving that innovation flourishes even where resources are scarce.