Best in User Experience

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Boomworks

Boomworks prides itself in empowering design by taking a user-centric approach. 

This award reflects our credo in delivering the best possible experience design. We will award this to team who takes the extra miles to design their project with great user experience in mind.

Swap2Solar

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Submitted by joelhampton on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 16:12
Solar Panel
Team Name: 
Swap2Solar

Solar is a sustainable energy source and an alternative to fossil fuels. The first solar cell was constructed by Charles Fritts in the 1880's. 230 plus years later, energy produced by solar is still a fraction of all energy consumed globally.

Our team chose to create a solar calculator that enables and empowers individuals to make an informed choice to answer the question ‘why’ they should choose to switch based on the financial savings along with reducing their carbon footprint.

Fire and Water Australia

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Submitted by fireandwater on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 14:25
Team Name: 
Fire and Water Australia

A mobile app which helps the fire department and locals combat fire by locating live fire areas and the nearest water catchment/reservoirs.

Data used are from:

Geoscience Australia

1. Sentinel Hotspots

Department of Communications

2. National Map (Government open data)

 

Will I ever own my home?

Submitted by lizclaire on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 11:50
Team Name: 
MMPR

Can you afford to speed

Submitted by Alan.Yeung on Fri, 07/03/2015 - 22:17
Manly Squirrels
Team Name: 
Manly Squirrels

In the financial year between 2013-2014, $43.4 million dollars were spent on speeding offences in NSW alone. This is a 23% increase from 2 years before. We’ve all seen speeding campaigns before, and no one likes fines.

So why are drivers in New South Wales (NSW) continuously paying more on speeding?

There may be a number of reasons why.

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