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The MacRobert Award

The MacRobert Award is the premier award for UK engineering innovation.

The 2022 MacRobert Award winner was announced at the Royal Academy of Engineering Awards Dinner on 12 July 2022 as:

  • Quanta Dialysis Technologies for creating a compact and portable dialysis machine, allowing more flexible and accessible care for patients with renal failure.

The finalists, announced on 6 June 2022 were:

  • Intelligent Growth Solutions for helping to de-risk an agriculture sector that’s facing an ageing farming population and an uncertain, volatile future.
  • Oxford Instruments for developing the Symmetry detector that integrates with scanning electron microscopes and dramatically increases the speed, sensitivity and resolution of analysis that is possible.

Meet the 2022 winner and finalists

The UK's premier prize for engineering innovation

The MacRobert Award is the UK's longest-running and most prestigious national prize for engineering innovation. Originally founded by the MacRobert Trust, the Award is now presented and run by the Royal Academy of Engineering, with support from the Worshipful Company of Engineers.

Each year a winning team receives a gold medal and £50,000 prize to recognise outstanding innovation, tangible societal benefit and proven commercial success.

Find out more about the MacRobert Award

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Quanta Dialysis Technologies SC+ dialysis machine winner of 2022 MacRobert Award

2022 winner: compact dialysis machine patients can use themselves at home

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A stack of coloured DnaNudge wristbands next to a MacRobert Award medal

2021 winner: pioneer of rapid, lab-free COVID-19 testing, DnaNudge

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JCB electric digger being operated indoors, next to two people reading and unaware of its presence

2020 winner: world's first electric digger, from JCB

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