
The Innovate or Die contest for the most creative, most energy saving, and best design of a bicycle-powered energy saving invention, is over. And the Grand Prize, annound this morning, goes to the invention pictured above. The Aquaduct, the entry from a team of five California designers, addresses the needs of 1.1 million people in the world who don't have access to clean drinking water.
This is how the Aquaduct works. I think you'll agree that the Aquaduct is an extremely novel and important invention.
The 2007 Innovate or Die pedal-powered machine contest was presented by Google, Specialized Bicycles, and Goodby, Silverstein & Partners . The contest winners will each receive a Specialized World Bike and, as a group, a check for $5000.
To see all 100 qualified inventions, visit the You-Tube page. For more information about the Innovate or Die contest and to meet the runners-up, visit the Innovate or Die website .
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by Sarah O
Go, go Pedal Power!
What a great way to transport heavy loads of H20. Nice find!
by Body Beauty
Wonderful find
I love this. It is so helpful in so many ways!
by Anonymous (not verified)
This seems like a good idea.
This seems like a good idea. The Achilles heel of this invention may be the filter itself. What does it filter? What passes through? does it remove microbes? How much does it cost?