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24 Hour Design Challenge Round-up

24 Hour Design Challenge Round-up

The winning team for best idea/concept; Norway I, rejoices in vicotory. Photo: Claire Dennington

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For the first time in the Nordic region a design challenge on inclusive design was held. The competition challenged Nordic design teams to create inclusive designs within a 24 hour period during the European Business Conference on Inclusive Design.

24-Hour Inclusive Design Challenge Brief

Living, Moving, Connecting

Teams are invited to address the conference theme of Living, Moving and Connecting.
Design an inclusive and aspirational product, service, environment, print, online or other communication.

Your solution should combine aesthetics with the inbuilt functionality required by your expert user and be focused on mainstreaming their everyday lives. It should be desirable to and marketable in the mainstream consumer market.

Your solution can be practical or blue-sky in nature but should create opportunities for future take-up by business.

Deliverables
Your presentation should be no more than 6 minutes in length and can be delivered in any media or combination of media.
You should create visualized ideas in a high-resolution version suitable for reproduction in the print media (300 dpi).
Each idea should be accompanied by a 300-word description

Judging
Two prizes will be awarded – one for Best Idea, the second for Best Presentation.
Judging will be by audience vote.

Results

Here you can see the ideas and concepts the five different teams came up with during the 24 hours the challenge lasted. They held these presentations at the second day of the conference.

And the winners are...
An electronic screen "Chalk", inspired by the traditional blackboard, won the prize for best concept. "Chalk" can be connected to wireless devices such as a mobile phone to provide a more user-friendly and larger screen for receiving and writing text messages for instance. The team behind this innovative concept was Team Norway I led by Leif Isachsen from KODE Design.

The winning team for best idea/concept; Norway I, rejoices in vicotory. Photo: Claire Dennington

An award for best presentation was given to Team Finland for their inspiring business concept "Hands On Demand" which was a flexible system for shopping assistance designed for all.