British inventor

A British inventor is an individual from the United Kingdom who creates new devices, processes, or ideas that solve problems or improve life. They often combine knowledge from science and engineering to develop innovations that can be patented and commercially applied. British inventors have historically contributed to fields such as transportation, medicine, and communication. Their work involves research, experimentation, and designing practical solutions, reflecting creativity and technical skill. Examples include James Watt with the steam engine and Tim Berners-Lee with the World Wide Web.