Three Harvard students built a low-cost infrared headset designed to screen athletes for possible concussions in about 60 seconds; it won the $6,500 US James Dyson Award but still needs validation
- Their invention, called Rumble Rims, was named the 2026 US winner of the James Dyson Award and comes with a $6,500 prize to support further development.
- While the team emphasises that the device is a screening tool and not a diagnostic system, the
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- Their invention, called Rumble Rims, was named the 2026 US winner of the James Dyson Award and comes with a $6,500 prize to support further development.
- While the team emphasises that the device is a screening tool and not a diagnostic system, the
Sources: Times of India