The James Dyson Award
Wanted: Problem solvers
The James Dyson Award inspires, encourages and celebrates budding inventors' new, problem-solving ideas - and provides a platform to launch them. It runs annually, and is open to current and recently graduated design or engineering university students.
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International winner 2022
SmartHEAL
A smart sensor for dressings which indicates how well a wound is healing by measuring its pH level, invented by students from Warsaw University of Technology, Poland.
International winner 2022
SmartHEAL
A smart sensor for dressings which indicates how well a wound is healing by measuring its pH level, invented by students from Warsaw University of Technology, Poland.
Sustainability winner 2022
Polyformer
A machine that recycles plastic bottles into affordable 3D printer filament for developing nations, invented by students from McMaster University, Canada.
Sustainability winner 2022
Polyformer
A machine that recycles plastic bottles into affordable 3D printer filament for developing nations, invented by students from McMaster University, Canada.
Past winners
Since 2005, the James Dyson Award has supported young inventors - many of which have gone on to commercialise their inventions in fields such as healthcare and sustainability.
