An Inventor's Path Is Chorused

Failure Is An Enigma. You Worry About It, And It Teaches You Something.

When I Started Off, I Was Working In A Shed Behind My House. All I Had Was A Drill, An Electric Drill. That Was The Only Machine I Had.

[in My Home Workshop,] Generally I'm Mending Things, Which Is Interesting Because You Learn A Lot About Why They Broke.

Engineers Are Behind The Cars We Drive, The Pills We Pop And The Way We Power Our Homes.

Design And Technology Should Be The Subject Where Mathematical Brainboxes And Science Whizzkids Turn Their Bright Ideas Into Useful Products.