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Patients with special needs seek assistance when they need to travel for their essential medical appointments. NEMT (Non-Emergency Medical Transport) is a healthcare service provided by the Government or Private Agencies across the world. ASENT (Adaptive Scheduling for Efficient Non-emergency Transport) helps with centralized scheduling of vehicles with special equipment such as wheelchairs, stretchers, walkers and more, resulting in efficiency, cost savings and compliance. A recording of the talk is available on the UX Design Awards Youtube Channel.

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Intuit Tax Advisor empowers tax professionals to help individual taxpayers and small businesses succeed by achieving better tax situations. The software reduces manual work by automating data entry, calculation, and report-generating so that professionals can focus on strategizing to deliver more benefits to their clients. It also surfaces unidentified tax strategy opportunities by providing smart suggestions, while reminding professionals of important IRS rules to reduce audit risks.


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People in the Global South often have to leave their families behind to improve their economic situation. By separating from their families, they consume more disposable products, which leads to more e-waste every year. With "Jodana", a sustainable cooking ecosystem that can be used individually, the consumption of disposable products can be reduced.

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Having grown up on the intersection of creativity, arts and coding, Amber shares insights on years of experience of designing for complex digital projects and advanced concept design for some of the world’s largest corporations.

How can advanced design influence positive outcomes? How does one grow into a strategic design role? Which abilities are necessary to influence corporate leadership? And how does designing for AI-driven experiences differ from non ML-enhanced product development? In this conversation Amber shares her thoughts and outlook on a quickly changing work field embedded between strategy, creativity and technology.

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The Integrated control center from HHLA Sky and USE institute for user systems engineering is the world's first cyber-secured certified management tool for automated drone operations and autonomous robots. This browser-based software was developed to plan, control and monitor missions independent of location and covers the complete process chain. The control center is perfectly adapted to the different types of drones and missions, guaranteeing an optimal and smooth process.

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People in the Global South often have to leave their families behind to improve their economic situation. By separating from their families, they consume more disposable products, which leads to more e-waste every year. With "Jodana", a sustainable cooking ecosystem that can be used individually, the consumption of disposable products can be reduced.

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Planner is an app for planning production at Heidelberg Materials cement plants. It allows users to mitigate high costs due to energy market volatility by shifting to more cost-effective production times and when the share of renewable energy is higher. Using real-time data from energy prices, material stock and machine availability, users can make better planning decisions. Planner also seamlessly supports the plan execution and provides operational transparency to all stakeholders.

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More than 400 submissions from 46 countries were entered in the competition, 91 of these were nominated to compete in the Awards. We are now hugely looking forward to presenting the winners of the of the UX Design Awards Spring 2023. Get to know the winning projects and meet the successful participants and our jury in our Virtual Award Ceremony.

The ceremony will be streamed live on LinkedIn und here.

With the new Seven.One Interaction Ecosystem, content on TV becomes interactive, and viewers become users. The system allows an editor to quickly and easily influence the course and content of a show with just a few clicks, involving viewers with real-time polls, quizzes, votes, and so on. Interactions can be triggered immediately and at any time, changing the dramaturgy of a program.

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MAKE is mobile banking designed to accommodate the Thai young generation’s financial needs. Giving back the power once dictated by the bank to the users, MAKE revives how users truly interact with money in 3 areas: sharing beyond personal matters, casual and flexible finance, and humanized banking experience. The team also aims to nurture a user community to bring users closer to the app team and have them co-design MAKE’s future iterations.

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We have diatoms to thank for every fourth breath we take. After all, these microscopic single-celled photosynthetic organisms produce about a quarter of the world's oxygen. Yet, although diatoms are essential for the carbon cycle, they are only known to a small circle of people. This installation makes it possible to interact with digitally generated diatom models and examine the living microcosm surrounding us in real-time.

UXDA Jury member Oliver Gerstheimer about the project:

"JEWELS presents an ingenious interaction and experience on several levels: it enlarges small yet essential elements of life, making them understandable for laymen and scientists alike. Its hybrid and interactive setup brings diatoms – a species largely unknown to humans – to life in an impressive way, presenting their unique aesthetics and being in a didactic and playful way. The microcosm of diatoms is processed in real time and transmitted as a live microscopic image, creating a fascinating and tangible user a 3D experience."

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BMG Production Music Web Application won the "UX Design Award | Product" 2022. BMG offers filmmakers the opportunity to choose music for their projects from over 300,000 tracks. Until now, the search took place on several historically grown platforms for different licensing regions. The new Digital Experience Platform turns all this into a holistic digital experience focusing on usability, search optimization and design. Using the latest headless technology, the platform enables the integration of external services such as an AI-supported "Similar Tracks Search".

UXDA Jury member Ole Heydekamp on the project
“One of the key features of the BMG Music App is an AI supported “Similar Tracks Search” which allows users to select tracks from the catalog, YouTube, Spotify or MP3 files. This intelligent search function using various filters, categories and keywords empowers users to let their creativity run wild, and quickly find the best music match in the catalog library. The jury was particularly impressed by the solution’s coherent focus on the needs of a very specific target group. By applying agile development with continuous user testing and iterations, the design team created a service that is very user-friendly and supports task completion in a very efficient way.”

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Peat:lab is a measuring device that greatly simplifies comprehensive peatland monitoring and thus aims to accelerate the rewetting of peatlands. This can save 7% of German CO2 emissions. The peat:lab quickly builds a digital twin of the peatlands, which serves as a planning basis, certificate and biomass marketplace and knowledge transfer. Terrain heights, water levels, peat thickness and vegetation composition via AI are recorded.

UXDA Jury member Werner Spicka about the project:

“With this award the jury recognizes the considerable contribution that this concept can make by enabling farmers to actively participate in positive climate change through technical, educational and financial means. Based on an iterative development process that included all relevant stakeholders this concept provides one platform for many formerly separated workflows of independent teams. re:wet/peat:lab is a great example of how technology and services can empower people through a holistic approach that also simplifies access to vital funding information.”

Gerda the Brave Giraffe is a holistic approach to pediatric radiology preparation that encourages children to enter an examination positively. They are accompanied throughout their Patient Journey and can actively participate in the preparation. Starting with the referring physician until after the exam, different materials help to reduce anxiety and stress of patients, parents and clinical staff and to decrease the number of sedations.

UXDA Jury member Markus Turber about the project:

»The character “Gerda the Brave Giraffe” accompanies children who need an MRI scan throughout a well-designed experience journey. The story helps kids become knowledgeable through print and audio media. This service is a game changer, as it shifts the status from affected patients to engaged children. As fear and powerlessness turn into curiosity and expertise, trust and patience towards the medical procedure grows, reducing the need to apply sedatives. Pediatric Radiology is a charming project!«

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“Potential Newsfeed” explores how invisible algorithms on social media affect our consciousness about information consumption. Through speculative design, three concepts showcase different dimensions of transparency and control how we can intervene with the digital system. The focus lies in using design artifacts and storytelling to provoke discussion on how the public, society, technology, and market could potentially engage in adjusting the direction towards a future platform.

UXDA Jury member Peter Post about the project:

“Potential Newsfeed” is a well-executed piece of speculative design, addressing the issues of trust and mental health on Facebook. It shows the potential of a power shift from the platform to people. But it also challenges users: would we be willing to pay for more control? Would it be OK if only the affluent could afford to block targeting? Do we really want to know how our friends, their interests and attitudes influence our news feed?

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More than 400 submissions from 48 countries were entered in the competition, 124 of these were nominated to compete in the Awards. We are now hugely looking forward topresentingthe winners of the secondround of the UX Design Awards 2022. Get to know the winning projects and meet the successful participants and our jury in our Virtual Award Ceremony.

We can’t wait! The ceremony will be streamed live on LinkedIn and here on September 01, starting at 5 pm (CET) (San Francisco 8 am, New York City 11 am, São Paulo 1 pm, London 4 pm, Bangalore 9:30 pm).

At the same time, we will be officially kicking off the first round of the UX Design Awards 2023, for which we will be accepting submissions until November 30. Companies, agencies, professionals, and young designers worldwide are invited to participate in three competition categories: “Product” and “Concept” for the professional sector and “New Talent” for young designers. You can already https://form.ux-design-awards.com/en/guest/register.html for the competition now!

Cookidoo® is the official recipe platform for Thermomix®, offering 75,000 success guaranteed recipes. The biggest wish of the community was to create and modify their own recipes. With the new feature "Created Recipes" it is now possible to create, import and modify favourite recipes, save all recipes in one place to cook them on Thermomix®. The experience of Vorwerk recipes comes with a clear structured interface, automated cooking settings and smart weighing steps.

Cookidoo® won the "UX Design Award | Public Choice 2022"

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