Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Sciences Department student Seyed Artin Sadeghzadeh makes EMU proud with his international achievements and innovative projects. Sadeghzadeh, who carries out research aimed at protecting human life, enhancing public safety and developing environmentally friendly technologies, draws attention with the awards he has received on various international platforms.
Sadeghzadeh’s invention titled “The Intelligent Control Device for the Temperature inside the Car” aims to prevent fatal temperature rises that may occur when children or pets are left inside vehicles. The project was awarded a bronze medal at the iENA – International Trade Fair “Ideas, Inventions and New Products”, held in Nuremberg, Germany, in 2022. The invention also earned a gold medal at the 2022 Seoul International Invention Fair in Seoul, South Korea, in addition to receiving a gold medal from Poland and a bronze medal from Germany. Furthermore, the National Research Council of Thailand honored the project with the “Best International Invention and Innovation” award, recognizing it among the year’s most outstanding international inventions.
Another important project of Sadeghzadeh’s is “Smart Green Sunshade for Cars” stands out as an environmentally friendly technology designed to generate electricity through the thermoelectric effect by utilizing the temperature difference between the interior and exterior of vehicles. The invention was awarded a silver medal at an international event held in Geneva in 2022 and also received a certificate of achievement at iENA 2022 in the same year. This approach to renewable energy production is regarded as an innovative engineering solution developed with a sustainability-oriented perspective.
Sadeghzadeh’s third invention, “Cross Guardian,” is designed as a smart safety system intended to prevent potential accidents at railway level crossings. The system is capable of detecting vehicles trapped between barriers, automatically opening the barriers in emergency situations, and alerting train drivers through an RF-based warning mechanism to reduce the risk of collisions. The project was awarded a gold medal at the IFIA International Invention and Innovation Competition held in Switzerland in 2025.
“INV” Title Awarded by the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations
Sadeghzadeh was also granted the “INV” title by the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations (IFIA) in recognition of his achievements. The title is awarded to distinguished inventors who meet the criteria determined by IFIA.
Strengthening his academic foundation through mathematics education, Sadeghzadeh participated in the National Nanophysics Olympiad during his high school years and completed international certificate programs in cybersecurity, programming, linear algebra and probability. Adopting an interdisciplinary perspective, the young researcher actively pursues studies in philosophy, logic, political science, sociology and history, while also examining the structural connections between music and mathematics.
Combining scientific curiosity with a strong sense of social responsibility, Seyed Artin Sadeghzadeh has drawn attention through the awards he has received on international platforms. He stands out as a promising young researcher and inventor who is expected to undertake more comprehensive research and innovative projects in the future.
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