Innovations in Soccer Technology

The video explores the innovative creation of the Socket, a soccer ball that generates electricity through kinetic energy. Invented by Jessica O. Matthews, the Socket provides off-grid power for LED lights, offering a sustainable solution for communities with limited access to electricity. Inspired by her observations in Nigeria, Jessica developed the Socket to harness the joy of soccer and address power shortages. The video also highlights the educational impact of the Socket, as it inspires children worldwide to engage in innovation and learning.

What is the name of the special soccer ball invented by Jessica O. Matthews?

• The Solar Ball

• The Sphere

• The Socket

• The Spark

What is unique about the Socket soccer ball?

• It is made of metal

• It can fly

• It generates and stores energy

• It changes color when kicked

How does the Socket soccer ball generate energy?

• Through solar panels

• Using wind turbines

• By harnessing kinetic energy

• With a built-in generator

How long can the LED light last after one hour of play with the Socket?

• Two hours

• One hour

• Four hours

• Three hours

What inspired Jessica to create the Socket?

• A trip to the Amazon rainforest

• A desire to win a science competition

• A need for better sports equipment

• A lack of sustainable power and children's love for soccer

Where did Jessica and her co-founder start working on the Socket?

• Yale University

• MIT

• Harvard University

• Stanford University

What generation is the Socket currently on?

• Ninth

• Seventh

• Fifth

• Third

What additional benefit does the Socket provide to children worldwide?

• Access to clean water

• Free internet access

• Free soccer coaching

• Opportunities to read and learn

What curriculum did Jessica and her team create?

• A sports training program

• A science and technology curriculum

• A health and wellness guide

• A history and culture course

What is the ultimate goal of Jessica's initiatives?

• To sell more soccer balls

• To make soccer more popular

• To build more schools

• To inspire creativity and innovation