From 5,127 Failed Prototypes to a $20 Billion Empire!
So meet James Dyson, an English engineer who likes Solving everyday problems with innovative engineering.
In 1970s, James was frustrated with old vacuum cleaners. Firstly they were very bulky an
yes it is. also making 5000+ prototypes is really a big deal
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