2014 James Dyson Award winner explains his invention

One in ten babies worldwide are born prematurely and 75% of deaths resulting from premature birth could be avoided if inexpensive treatments were more readily available.
The 2014 James Dyson Award winner is MOM: an inflatable incubator designed to reduce the number of premature infant deaths in the developing world.
The international runners-up of this student design award are QOLO, Suncayr and BRUISE - find out more at www.jamesdysonaward.org
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Thanks to BBC East Midlands for letting us use some of their footage in this video.

[@IvanSchartun]

Thanks James to bring to the world, new ideas than help get a better life

[@guitarplayerforu]

what a brilliant idea

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Felicidades! qué idea más innovadora y útil :) Qué viva la Ciencia!

[@jerrypeter5516]

beautiful woman with a beautiful smile I wish you the best this year how is the weather over there right now

[@Chilenazo2]

brilliant idea

[@Mr.surplusage]

God Bless you. From S.Korea

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Qué maravilla Congratulations...

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good job

[@ASJnews1]

Brilliant.

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That’s really positive, hope this inflatable incubator saves life’s.

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At 1:06 is that the Dyson CSYS?