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ExpHand, a 3D printed prosthetic arm designed for children from 3-10 years old, can be adjusted to grow with a child.

Proodle Solutions builds mobile recruitment apps for universities, enabling universities to stand out from international competitors and attract, engage and convert prospective students.

Sustainable Water aims to deploy affordable solar water pumps in developing countries.

BOLD, a discrete safety alert system, integrated into women’s jewellery, provides confidence through a simple connection.

The Breadcrumb team won its university heat of the Engineers in Business Competition receiving £1,750 to assist with the development of its innovation – a phone app that can help students (and others) to keep track of purchased food and use-by dates.

Computer Sciences Undergraduates at the University of York make up the Sign Team. Their innovation is an app which can take written language and turn it into sign language which will be displayed by an animated avatar.

The Business Competition is now in its 14th year and supports and encourages people to take their first steps on the road to starting their own business.

The EIB Prize Fund was successfully piloted at the University of Nottingham and then rolled out to the University of Bristol, Kingston University and City, University of London with great success.

Each year Engineers in Business Fellowship hosts an Annual Dinner at One Whitehall in Central London. This event is attended by our Sainsbury Management Fellows, leading figures from the engineering community, captains of industry, media, winners of competitions run by EIBF and other invited guests.