In their presentation, Sogra Nishath, Director of Setup & Onboarding Experience, and Bob Stoss, Design Lead, walk us through the HP Tango Smart Printer Setup Experience project, winner of the 2021 UX Design Award in the Product category.

Tango is HP's first smart home printer. The vision: to deliver a world-class IoT experience for users. The entire customer journey from purchase to setup to use was redesigned to meet the vision. Tango's success is the result of many design disciplines and cross-functional teams working together to align the vision, design, and testing phases through multiple iterations - challenging the status quo at every stage of the design process to reinforce the needs of users and the business.

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About the Project: HP Tango Smart Printer Setup Experience

UX Design Award | Product 2021 Winner.

UXDA jury member Werner Spicka on the project: "This product was not designed as a standalone device, but as part of an entire ecosystem. It transforms the printer from a plastic box somewhere on the desk to a beautiful piece of furniture. The focus on sustainability is visible in various touchpoints such as packaging, materials, ink management and more. The concise and beautifully illustrated step-by-step guide to setting up the product focuses on the user and eliminates problems others couldn't solve before."

About the format:

Deep Dive: Award Winners showcases outstanding projects in the professional award categories of Product and Concept. The format - live interactive presentations followed by a Q&A session - offers behind-the-scenes insights into award-winning projects and enables interaction with successful experience design teams.
Moderation: Ake Rudolf, Head of Strategy / Award Director, International Design Zentrum Berlin (IDZ)

The focus of the online event organized by IDZ-member Xinnovations e.V. together with DXM - the Research Department for Design and Experimental Materials Research of the Department of Textile and Surface Design at weißensee kunsthochschule berlin is the design of new materials in connection with health, future technologies, infrastructures and experimental architectures. On January 13, 2022, three panels will provide insight into the main topics, "digital health," "the future of crafts, design and making," and "kinetic responsive surfaces for architecture."

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In the seventh installment overall of the "How To?" webinar series, we will take a closer look at how circular design and sustainability can be implemented in the logistics sector. We'll hear from Estonian company Bepco, which offers reusable transport packaging. We will also be inspired by the challenges and successes of a German climate-neutral urban logistics service, Kiezkaufhaus. IDZ board member Peter Post will be among the speakers!

Topic: Circularity in Logistics
Speakers: Margus Ärm, Peter Post, moderated by Meelis Mikker
Language: English
Location: Zoom
Price: FREE but pre-registration is required
To whom: designers and circular economy & sustainability experts, company representatives, product developers and others interested

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Companies of all sizes and from all sectors, designers, students and creative minds in Europe were invited to submit their concepts, services and products for the highest state award for ecodesign in Germany by 18 April.

More information about the award at: bundespreis-ecodesign.de/en

Registration is open right upto the beginning of the event.

Aliado - The cooperative medical AI
The fight against cancer poses an ever-increasing challenge: In their endeavor to find the right treatment physicians are faced with growing amounts of information and legal documentation leaving them little time to spend with their patients.

The cooperative AI system "Aliado" aims to support physicians by structuring medical findings, providing treatment suggestions, and automating parts of the documentation. The special objective within the design of Aliado is to relieve surgeons from repetitive tasks and jobs that involve large amounts of data while helping to pave the way for further clinical AI applications.

UXDA Jury member Werner Spicka about the project:
»By analyzing professional users in this very specific context, the project succeeds in addressing three significant trends and pain points at the same time: complexity in decision making, amount of scattered patient data, and relief of repetitive and time-consuming tasks. The clean and elegant presentation of the relevant information, the intelligent use of supporting micro-interactions, and the workflow-optimized interaction concept help users focus on the main task. However, the jury does see a challenge in making the AI work as envisioned in practice.«

The International Design Center Berlin (IDZ) invites experts from research, design and business to participate in the "International Design Forum" #IDF22. Focusing on cross-sector cooperation and user-centred design in the mobility sector, the specialist conference is part of the official convention program of InnoTrans, the leading international trade fair for transport technology and mobility (20 – 23 September 2022).

Please find more information on available speaker formats and possible topics here.

Companies, agencies, professionals, and young designers worldwide are invited to register for the next UX Design Awards call for entries starting 1 March 2022.

The UX Design Awards are a global competition for excellent experiences. Entrants can compete in three categories. Two are geared to the professional sector: “Product” for market-ready or new products, services, and experiential environments, and “Concept” for prototypes, service concepts, conceptual environments, advanced design studies, and research projects.

The third category, “New Talent,” is aimed at up-and-coming designers: students and graduates can enter their bachelor and master projects.

All details on how to enter and the competition dates and deadlines are available on the UXDA Website.