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In less than three years, 13-year-old Quin Etnyre learned to programme electronics, created his own company, and began teaching MIT graduates in his spare time.
Fuelled by a love of electronics and education, Quin developed starter kits to help children dive into the world of electronic programming.
Now, this whiz-kid has plans to revolutionise the education system, integrating electronics into everyday classes.
BBC News Whiz kid , 13, teaches technology class to MIT graduates - YouTube
Fuelled by a love of electronics and education, Quin developed starter kits to help children dive into the world of electronic programming.
Now, this whiz-kid has plans to revolutionise the education system, integrating electronics into everyday classes.
BBC News Whiz kid , 13, teaches technology class to MIT graduates - YouTube
