Student runs Crawl concept up the utility pole for James Dyson Awards

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The global James Dyson Awards continues to provide a stage on which young inventors can strut their stuff. The international judges are now reviewing this year’s entries in the lead up to the announcement of the 15 finalists on October 18. One of the entries under consideration is the Crawl from Kieran John. It is a pneumatically powered motorized platform designed to improve the efficiency of power line installation and servicing... Continue Reading Student runs Crawl concept up the utility pole for James Dyson Awards

Section: Inventors and Remarkable People

Tags: James Dyson Awards, Young Inventors

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