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🇲🇽 Ángela Olazarán Laureano

开发于韦拉克鲁斯的AI医疗助手,专为无信号地区设计

在十七岁时,从176个国家的11,000多名申请者中脱颖而出。

来自韦拉克鲁斯州帕潘特拉德奥拉尔特的安赫拉·埃琳娜·奥拉萨兰·劳雷亚诺(Ángela Elena Olazarán Laureano)在十七岁时荣获2024年Chegg.org全球学生奖及其10万美元奖金。她从176个国家的11,000多名提名者和申请者中被选中。她协助开发了Ixtlilton,这是一款人工智能驱动的虚拟医疗助手,旨在为偏远地区的人们服务。该工具可通过一系列问诊筛查21种疾病,且下载后无需联网即可运行。

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What Ixtlilton does

The tool answers one question: does this person need to see a doctor. It puts a series of questions to the user and, on the answers, identifies which of 21 diseases may be present. It is aimed at people in remote areas, where the distance to a clinic makes an unnecessary journey costly and a necessary one easy to postpone.

The design decision that matters most is that it works offline after it has been downloaded. An AI medical tool that requires a live connection is useless in precisely the places it is meant to serve. Building it to run on a device without a signal is the difference between a demonstration and something a person in the Veracruz highlands can actually use. The name is taken from Ixtlilton, a healing deity in Nahua tradition; the Totonac region around Papantla is one of Mexico's most historically indigenous areas.

The prize

The Global Student Prize, run by Chegg.org alongside the Varkey Foundation's Global Teacher Prize, awards $100,000 to one exceptional student a year. The 2024 field was more than 11,000 nominations and applications from 176 countries.

Olazarán said she would use the money to create and install a STEM classroom in Veracruz. That is a notably unglamorous plan for a $100,000 individual prize, and it is consistent with the rest of her record: she has spoken at the Mexican Senate about including STEM careers in the school curriculum.

Before the prize

The 2024 award was not her first. She won the national Robotics Competition in 2021 in the Home Care Challenge category, at state and then national level. In 2022 she received the STEM Talent Award, the National Student Prize Mexico. In 2023 she took two silver medals at the RoboRAVE World Championship.

With her Nakú Robotics team she also took part virtually in a NASA Houston Space Center conference on artificial intelligence and space education. The prize page lists her as studying Information Technology and Digital Business Engineering at Anáhuac University Veracruz, on the Xalapa campus.

What is documented, and what is not

Firm: her age, seventeen; her home town, Papantla de Olarte in Veracruz; the Global Student Prize 2024, its $100,000 value and the field of more than 11,000 applicants from 176 countries; Ixtlilton, its purpose, its 21 diseases and its offline operation; her robotics competition record; her Senate appearance; and her stated plan to build a STEM classroom in Veracruz.

Not documented in these sources: her exact date of birth, so the birth year here is derived from her reported age; who else worked on Ixtlilton, which the prize page describes her as having helped create; whether the tool has been clinically validated or deployed; and her family. Mexican coverage has also associated her with a Conalep technical college in Papantla, while the prize page names Anáhuac University Veracruz, and the two are not reconciled in this material.

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Why an offline tool is the interesting part

There is no shortage of student projects that put a medical questionnaire behind a machine-learning model. The constraint Olazarán designed around is the one those projects usually ignore: the users with the least access to doctors also have the least access to bandwidth, and a cloud-dependent tool inverts its own purpose.

The honest caveat belongs alongside it. A tool that screens for 21 diseases from a questionnaire is a triage aid, not a diagnosis, and nothing in the sources used here establishes that it has been validated against clinical outcomes or put into service by a health authority. What the record establishes is that a seventeen-year-old in Veracruz identified a real constraint, built for it, and convinced a panel sifting 11,000 applications that the result was the best of them.

Age 142021Age 152022Age 162023Age 172024MILESTONES IN ORDERBORN 2007
Ángela Olazarán Laureano — every milestone on this page, placed by age.
2021
赢得全国机器人大赛冠军在全国机器人大赛家庭护理挑战赛类别中,于州级和国家级赛事获胜
2022
获得STEM人才奖,墨西哥全国学生奖获得STEM人才奖及墨西哥全国学生奖
2023
在RoboRAVE世界锦标赛中夺得两枚银牌在RoboRAVE世界锦标赛中夺得两枚银牌
2024
赢得Chegg.org全球学生奖十七岁时赢得Chegg.org全球学生奖及10万美元奖金,从176个国家的11,000多名申请者中脱颖而出,并计划在韦拉克鲁斯建设STEM教室
人物国家里程碑年龄 / 数据
Rishi Shiv Prasanna印度2023年八岁时获得Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar奖,用于……0岁
Cannan Huey-You美国在美国天文学会会议上展示关于银河系气体云的研究……11岁
Ángela Olazarán Laureano墨西哥在韦拉克鲁斯开发了一款AI医疗助手,专为无信号地区设计14岁
Émer Hickey爱尔兰2014年谷歌科学博览会大奖共同获得者16岁
Valerio Pagliarino意大利LaserWAN,基于激光的宽带互联网链接16岁

What is documented — and what is not

✓ Documented

  • Won the Chegg.org Global Student Prize 2024 and $100,000 at seventeen
  • Selected from more than 11,000 nominations and applications across 176 countries
  • Helped create Ixtlilton, an offline AI medical assistant that screens for 21 diseases
  • 2021 national Robotics Competition win, 2022 STEM Talent Award, two 2023 RoboRAVE silver medals, and an address to the Mexican Senate on STEM in the curriculum

? Unverified, disputed or wrong

  • Her date of birth is not published; the birth year here is inferred
  • Who else worked on Ixtlilton is not stated; the prize page says she helped create it
  • Whether the tool has been validated or deployed is not documented
  • Her school is given differently by the prize page and by Mexican coverage

Questions people ask about Ángela Olazarán Laureano

How old is Ángela Olazarán Laureano?

She was seventeen at the time of the 2024 Global Student Prize. No source used here gives her date of birth, so the birth year on this page is approximate.

What is Ixtlilton?

An AI-powered virtual medical assistant she helped create, designed to help people in remote areas decide whether they need medical care. It screens for 21 diseases through a series of questions and works offline once downloaded.

What did she win?

The Chegg.org Global Student Prize 2024, worth $100,000, chosen from more than 11,000 nominations and applications across 176 countries.

What will she do with the money?

Create and install a STEM classroom in Veracruz.

What else has she won?

The 2021 national Robotics Competition in the Home Care Challenge category, the 2022 STEM Talent Award and two silver medals at the 2023 RoboRAVE World Championship.

Where does she study?

The prize page lists Information Technology and Digital Business Engineering at Anáhuac University Veracruz, Xalapa campus. Mexican coverage has also linked her to a Conalep technical college in Papantla.

Is Ixtlilton in clinical use?

Not established here. Nothing in these sources says it has been clinically validated or adopted by a health service.

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Sources

  1. Ángela Elena Olazarán Laureano - Global Student Prize 2024 winner — Global Student Prize (Varkey Foundation), 2024
  2. Tres ninos genios mexicanos que marcaron el 2024 con sus logros — Infobae, 2024-12-15

Checked by the Geniuses.club editorial team. Ages are given as of September 2026.

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