2025 Competition Winners

Entrants to the OHMI Competition are challenged to develop a musical instrument that can either be: an adaptation of a traditional instrument such that it is fully playable without the use of one hand and arm; or one capable of emulating a traditional instrument in all its characteristics. 
 
The 2025 Competition winners are as follows: 

Earlier Competition Winners

Since its inauguration in 2013, the OHMI Competition has recognised the following winners:

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