Jordan News

Jordanian engineer Omar Al-Atoum, along with a group of his colleagues, succeeded in presenting a project for a machine that translates images you see on a computer into drawings using paper and pen.

According to what was reported by Al-Arabiya Jordan’s Facebook account, Omar was not satisfied with that, but worked after graduating from university to develop this device, which works in the same way, but by engraving on wood instead of paper.

Omar Al-Atoum also created another project, which he called the “smart room”, which works by linking the lighting inside the room with the phone, so that a person can control it and measure the temperature and humidity in his room.

The last projects that Omar worked on was an incubator for plants that cannot adapt to the Jordanian climate. This incubator provides plants with the required temperature and humidity.

It is noteworthy that “Omar” also excelled in his studies, since his childhood, as his family called him “The Little Thinker” because of his strong attachment to electronics, and he had previously worked as an operation and maintenance engineer at “Kadby.”