Innovation

I have a lot of conversations like this:

     "So, you trained as a vet, right?"     Right.

     "But you don't work as a vet, right?"     Right.

     "And you spend most of your time cycling, right?"     Right.

     "So how the hell do you make enough money to live?"     Inventing.

     "Right..."


Having trained as a vet at Cambridge, spent my third years working in composite materials and aeronautics and then researching biomedical engineering at Cornell has shown me again and again how the body interacts with technology.

All devices and consumer product interact with the body in a range of ways. All of which can be optimised to provide a better, smoother, faster, safer user experience. On top of that novel emergant technologies can be employed in manufacturing so taht the product is stronger, lighter, cheaper, more amazing and, importantly to me, leaves a smaller environmental footprint.