E&T Innovation Awards

Entries now closed for 2021
Shortlist announced w/c 1 November 2021
Awards ceremony 25 November 2021

The E&T Innovation Awards recognise and celebrate the very best new innovations across the breadth of science, engineering and technology

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About the Awards

If you are working on cutting edge innovations or initiatives which have the potential to make dramatic improvements to modern society then you’ve come to the right place. The E&T Innovation Awards give global recognition to those who are creating innovative and creative solutions, which are delivering a return, whether that be in sentiment, sales, engagement, behaviour or actions that meet your objectives. If you become a finalist, we will be promoting to 168,000 engineering and technology professionals through a wide variety of media, from magazines and online communities, to webinars and email newsletters.

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Find out more about our 17 award categories

17 award categories to showcase your innovation. Entering your innovation is simple; find your category, open the category page and enter via the link.

Entries are now closed for 2021.
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Introducing our new E&T Innovation Awards categories for 2021

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Hints and tips for entering the E&T Innovation Awards

In this short video, our chairs of judges give their advice on preparing your awards submissions.

Latest news

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E&T news: Spotlight on Shadow Robot

At the 2020 E&T Innovation Awards, Shadow Robot’s Tactile Telerobot scooped three awards: Excellence in Intelligent Systems; Excellence in R&D and the Judges Award: TechforGood. Published 12 May 2021

Go to https://eandt.theiet.org/content/sponsored/spotlight-on-shadow-robot/

Why Innovation Matters

We asked our E&T Advisory Board why the Innovation Awards are so important.  Here's what they told us.