
In US, two high school students have built a ketchup bottle cap that ensures people do not have to deal with the messy separated liquid that comes out before the actual ketchup does.
The students, Tyler Richards and Jonathan Thompson, from North Liberty High School, are part of Project Lead The Way, a STEM education project that aims to bring students closer to technology.
According to TechCrunch, Richards and Thompson used the skills they learned in the programme to brainstorm, design and print a new cap that ensures that only ketchup comes out of the bottle instead of the weak, tea-like slop.
More like "Geez, the two students created a cooler cap for ketchup using tools that are accessible to the average high school student and are getting world-wide recognition for their efforts," it added.
Source: ANI
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