8 Kids Were Asked to Sketch Futuristic Tech Products. The Results Are Surprisingly Brilliant.From an 'eatwatch' to a 'recycle bot' -- the future is looking bright.

ByRose Leadem

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Ever wonder what thefutureholds? Some of the best people to ask might be your kids, nephews or nieces. It turns out, they've got a tech-forward outlook on what the future holds.

Related:11 Successful Kid Entrepreneurs Keeping Their Eyes on the Prize

Decluttr.comasked a group of children aged 4- to 11-years-old to conceptualize thetech productsthey predict people will use in 30 years' time. Then, the company asked a concept artist to bring their sketches to life. The result? An "eatwatch," a "recycle bot," a "print-a-food" and more.

Related:5 Benefits of Teaching Young Children About Entrepreneurship

For 4-year-old Ayana, her idea of a bright future involves a futuristic smartwatch that notifies a person's body when they are running low on energy. For Jade, 6, a recycle bot that would help make recycling easy and hassle-free is really what the world needs. From 3D printed food to driving hover cars with retractable wings, check out these eight futuristic inventions from the world's next kidpreneurs.

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Rose Leadem is a freelance writer for Entrepreneur.com.

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