Our second-grade students were inspired by Helen Keller's achievements, particularly her use of Braille and sign language, despite being blind, deaf, and mute. They admired how Keller made a significant impact on the world and wanted to create inventions that would similarly help people with disabilities. The students researched various disabilities and brainstormed ideas for useful inventions. Using Adobe's image generation feature, they created posters explaining their inventions and modeled prototypes with clay. They compared their clay models to AI-generated images to see their ideas come to life. In their presentation, they depicted Keller touching a robot to symbolize the evolving nature of learning and discovery through innovative methods.