Central Seniors Earn Patent for Invention After Years of Development
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December 23, 2021
Anna Baughman
Central Seniors Parker Gregg (left) and Cayden Wright (right) have earned awards and a patent for their invention of Air Alert, a device that detects carbon monoxide to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
For about four years, Parker Gregg and Cayden Wright have been developing and perfecting their invention, Air Alert. The Central seniors have officially received a patent for this life-saving invention.
Air Alert is a device designed to detect carbon monoxide and automatically shut off an engine when the carbon monoxide levels get too high.
The idea originated from Gregg, who lost his father to carbon monoxide poisoning four years ago.
Gregg approached Wright, his friend "pretty much since the day I was born," and said, "Hey, I got an idea."
Gregg and Wright began working on Air Alert the s...
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