Winnerslist Landmarks in the land of ideas
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Picum portable machining tool
A portable machine for flexibly working on huge components at any location
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OHRPHON [@] Orchestra: Rehearsals with an audio guide
An audio guide lets audiences attend orchestra rehearsals and learn interesting facts
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ACHAVA Festival Thuringia
A festival promotes understanding between different cultures and religions
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Villages on the Move Initiative
An initiative shows how team spirit can make rural areas attractive
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AlterEgo – digital twins for interaction training
A digital twin is meant to help patients with social disorders improve their communications skills
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Heyfair – Rethinking hygiene
A new disinfectant prevents infections by improving hygiene in hospitals
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My recycling app
An online platform gives waste disposal companies and businesses a way to organise their recycling processes digitally
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DICTUM – Digital communication aid for non-German-speaking patients
A digital communication tool helps doctors provide better treatment to patients who don’t speak German
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A fair computer mouse made of biomaterial
Researchers have developed a sustainable, sugar cane-based bioplastic for the casing of a computer mouse
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150 years of Neuerkerode – An inclusive village
A place becomes a beacon for inclusion in all areas of life
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Neunkirchen Upcycling Centre
Based on designs by design students, jobseekers and migrants manufacture good-as-new utensils and furniture from commercial waste
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‘Digitale Dörfer’ platform
Digital services connect villagers to ensure quality of life in rural areas
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KULTURISTENHOCH2
Students volunteer to accompany senior citizens with small pensions and disabilities to cultural events
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International encounters between deaf and hearing people
Deaf and hearing people meet for international exchange
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robot factory – Training the natives of the Robotic Age
In courses and workshops, schoolchildren, trainees and students learn how to programme and operate collaborative robots.
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Short-term homestay for kids with disabilities
Families with severely disabled children find respite in a former manor house