And then there were 15: James Dyson Award 2012 finalists announced
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The sweeping arc of the Alto
The Alto sewing machine design
The Alto features a flexible drive shaft
The Balde a Balde portable faucet
The Balde a Balde portable faucet makes it easier to wash one's hands
The Balde a Balde portable faucet
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The Emergency Airdrop
The Emergency Airdrop
The Emergency Airdrop
The Emergency Airdrop
The Emergency Airdrop
The Emergency Airdrop
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The BETH project
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The Stephoe
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The Stephoe
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The Smart Aid
The Smart Aid
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The Escape Rings
The Escape Rings
The Escape Rings
The Escape Rings
The Escape Rings
The ReWired system
The ReWired system
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The Revival Vest
The Revival Vest
The Revival Vest
The Revival Vest
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Reach & Match
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Reach & Match
Reach & Match
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O2 Pursuit
O2 Pursuit
O2 Pursuit
O2 Pursuit
Hop! The following suitcase
Hop! The following suitcase
Hop! The following suitcase
Hop! The following suitcase
GinaDora human-powered washer and spin dryer
GinaDora human-powered washer and spin dryer
GinaDora human-powered washer and spin dryer
GinaDora human-powered washer and spin dryer
Fil’o system
Fil’o wristband
Fil’o toy sound detector
Fil’o
The 15 finalists for the 2012 James Dyson Award have been announced
Article Summary
This year’s James Dyson Award provided potential entrants with a pretty broad brief – develop a problem solving invention. The international jury has now whittled down the 501 entries received from university students hailing from 18 countries around the world to 15 finalists. We take a look at the projects still in the running to claim a slice of the £20,000+ (US$32,385+) prize pool up for grabs.
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