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List of Innovation Seeds Digital Interactive Platform by Midori Yamazaki
List of Innovation Seeds Digital Interactive Platform by Midori Yamazaki
List of Innovation Seeds Digital Interactive Platform by Midori Yamazaki
List of Innovation Seeds Digital Interactive Platform by Midori Yamazaki
List of Innovation Seeds Digital Interactive Platform by Midori Yamazaki

Institute of Industrial Science

Iron Website and Web Design · 2022

List of Innovation Seeds Digital Interactive Platform

by Midori Yamazaki

  • A' Design Award 2022 Iron Winner in Website and Web Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: Institute of Industrial Science
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 16,144
  • Verification code 2CEC43D31C · Verify this award
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About List of Innovation Seeds Digital Interactive Platform

The experience with Covid-19 has given mankind the seeds of innovation in many areas that will change the perspective and help people live better in the future from a positive point of view. Before the seeds are forgotten as the issue is resolved, a cross-disciplinary collaboration of designers, scientists, and others has developed a list of concepts and ideas with a design thinking approach and it is made available to everyone as an interactive digital platform that is designed to be easy to understand and search inspiration for future research.

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Unique Properties
Our experience with COVID-19 has given mankind the seeds of innovation in many areas that will change the perspective and help us live better in the future from a positive point of view. Before the Seeds are forgotten as the issue is resolved, a list of concepts and ideas has been developed for future research, available online to all, by a cross-disciplinary collaboration of designers, scientists, and others.
Dimensions & Packaging
It can be viewed on the internet. mac os 10.13.6 or higher recommended.
Tags
UX, UI, intreractive, covid19
Production Technology
Design thinking with interdisciplinary collaboration, Heroku(cloud application platform), D3(javascript library), React(javascript library)
Design Challenge
The interdisciplinary team of designers and researchers overcame a variety of problems and worked together to come up with concepts and ideas for the project through only online interviews and workshops in the midst of the corona disaster.
Project Duration
This interactive digital platform will be launched in Tokyo, Japan in April 2021 and will be accessible worldwide. It will be open to the public for a minimum of three years. (It will be extended wherever possible).
Operation Flow
As a digital interactive platform, two types of UX design were implemented to make it easier to search by level of understanding of science and technology. The first is the "Mind Map", a logical search, which allows users to logically find ideas by concept from the academic disciplines linked to the various laboratories. Another is the "Illustration Overview", where you can search using visual language, and even if you don't have a lot of expertise in science and technology, you can find ideas that interest you through illustrations.
Research
The experience with COVID-19 has given mankind the Seeds of Innovation in many areas that will change the perspective and help people live better in the future from a positive point of view. Before the Seeds are forgotten as the issue is resolved, a cross-disciplinary collaboration of designers, scientists, and others has developed a list of concepts and ideas with a design thinking approach, which will be made available to everyone as an interactive digital platform for future research.
Inspiration
COVID-19 has brought mankind fear and has fundamentally destroyed the preconceptions of the world. But on the positive side, it has changed the perspective and left people with seeds of ideas for a better life in the future. But what can we do to make sure that we don't forget the ideas we've had as the immediate problems come to an end?
Image Credits
Image #1: Illustrator Satoshi Maruyama, Variations, 2021.
Image #3: Illustrator Satoshi Maruyama, Variations, 2021.
Image #4: Illustrator Satoshi Maruyama, Variations, 2021.
Image #5: Illustrator Satoshi Maruyama, Variations, 2021.
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Design Interview about List of Innovation Seeds Digital Interactive Platform

The experience with COVID-19 has given humanity the seeds of innovation in many fields. Before the problems are solved and the seeds are forgotten, we have created a list of concepts and ideas for future research.

Utilize the seeds of innovation gained from the COVID-19 experience as a list of concepts and ideas for future research.

To put the seeds of innovation into practice and innovate.

It took about a year from research visits to various laboratories to holding workshops using Innovation Seed List.

During the coronavirus pandemic, we all came up with a project to deal with the coronavirus and implemented it.

During the coronavirus pandemic, we considered the best ideas and actions to take.

The created communication is for the general public who are not familiear with technology.

What makes this work stand out is that it incorporates an easy-to-understand and user-friendly UX (illustrations and list viewing functionality) for an online list.

I named it the "List of Innovation Seeds" to be as clear and direct as possible.

D3.js was used to provide an easy-to-use list browsing function.

Illustrations are used to explain each innovation seed.

For this project, we collaborated with a number of research labs at the University of Tokyo, as well as with popular children's book illustrators.

We were able to create a great, enjoyable UX by using a program that specializes in visualization.

We did design research into collective intelligence to do interdisciplinary collaboration.

Other works have won the A'design award in the past.

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