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The James Dyson Award is a chance for budding inventors to make a name for themselves. As well as winning a significant cash prize, they could generate media exposure to kick-start their career, earn the esteem of their peers – and perhaps gain the confidence to launch their own business.
The James Dyson Award supports budding design design engineers at the beginnings of their careers. Open annually to students and graduates in 30 countries and regions, you can enter as a team or an individual.
2020 marked a record-breaking year for the James Dyson Award, with the highest number of entries ever submitted and largest amount of prize money given to inventors. The Award opened for entries in March against the backdrop of a global crisis.
The James Dyson Foundation is registered charity 1099709. View international and national winners, runners up and finalists from previous years.
The James Dyson Award 2021 global winners announced. This year’s International winner is HOPES, a biomedical device for pain-free, at-home glaucoma testing and treatment, invented by a team from National University of Singapore. The team were inspired after one of the inventors’, Kelu, father’s diagnosis of glaucoma.
The James Dyson Award National winners have been announced. They represent the best young inventors from over 2,000 entries across 28 countries and regions, bringing revolutionary inventions to our judges.
View all of this year's entries to the James Dyson Award.
Osiris. Osiris is a kettle designed to mitigate the e-waste crisis by allowing the user to easily remove the electronics, reducing the frequency of wasted electrical components ending up in landfill. Tell your friends.
Awards Award-winning innovation: Binko has won 3 competitions (Start’in ESS, Pépite, Act for Impact). We've showcased our solution to key stakeholders like the Saint-Lazare train station, Rugby World Cup, and Versailles.
Locked onto a safety helmet, AR48 induces a cooling sensation to the whole body by redirecting fan-induced airflow to cranial hotspots with medically-proven highest sweat rates: back neck, side neck and back of ears, while preventing the trigeminal nerves at the face that causes headaches.