You Won't Believe These Inventions Were Created By Kids

At the start of Me, Myself & I, 14-year-old Alex Riley (Jack Dylan Grazer) already has a penchant for tinkering.

In the premiere episode, the young inventor reveals one of his first notable creations, the Alex Riley Adjustable Table Wedge (patent pending), which eliminates wobbly tables for good!

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But Alex isn't the only kid to have come up with a game-changing invention. Check out even more revolutionary concepts that were conceived by real-life wunderkinds.

Watch the series premiere of Me, Myself & I on Monday, Sept. 25 at 9:30/8:30c on CBS and CBS All Access.

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The first ever trampoline was called a "bouncing rig"—literally a canvas sheet stretched over a steel, rectangular frame—and later evolved into the contraption we know today.

Read the whole story of how the trampoline was invented.

Popsicles—or "ice pops" as we know them today—were invented quite by accident in 1905, when a young boy left a glass of water, with powdered soda mix and a wooden stick in it, outside overnight.

Read the whole story of how popsicles were invented.

Earmuffs came about in 1873, when a teenager asked his grandmother to sew beaver fur onto curved wire that would fit over his ears.

Read the whole story of how earmuffs were invented.

A blind boy spent ages 12 to 15 streamlining a previously established system, sonography, by creating simple dot combinations that were based on letters rather than sounds.

Read the whole story of how Braille was invented.

In the early 2000s, a high schooler fashioned a unique glove outfitted with sensors that could translate the hand movements of ASL into typed words on a digital display.

Read the whole story of how the American Sign Language translator was invented.

Though he wasn't the sole creator of the television set, a teenager brought about some of the device's key parts and features.

Read the whole story of how these components were invented.

The Alaskan flag was brought about by the result of a design contest in 1927.

Read the whole story of how the Alaskan flag was designed.

Believe it or not, the 50-star American flag started out as a high school history project by a 17-year-old, who later submitted his design to Congress.

Read the whole story of how the modern American flag was designed.

A freshman in high school rocked the science world when he developed a test for early pancreatic cancer detection in 2013.

Read the whole story of how this test was invented.

Will Alex Riley's creations stand up to any of these important achievements?

Watch the series premiere of Me, Myself & I on Monday, Sept. 25 at 9:30/8:30c on CBS and CBS All Access.

Follow Me, Myself & I on Facebook, Twitter (@MeMyselfAndICBS), and Instagram (@memyselfandicbs).