The finals took place in London last week and saw 20 prizes on offer to young inventors and innovators across a range of categories, from wearable technology to healthcare, energy and transport.
The competition challenges teams of up to three students, aged 11 to 18, from schools across the country to research and develop solutions to real-world problems.
The students must carry out market research and seek expert industry advice before finalising their designs.
Thanks to the involvement of real businesses, previous winners have seen their ideas developed into actual products.
This year’s finals took place at the Royal Society in London last week and saw more than 140 students qualify. They won the chance to present their projects and ideas to a panel of expert judges.
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