Unicef chooses digital necklace and wearable soap as winners of Wearables for Good design challenge
Unicef has announced the winners of its Wearables for Good design challenge, which includes a necklace that stores electronic health data to track child immunization and a wearable soap that helps limit the spread of infectious viruses by encouraging hand washing.
Run by the charity alongside ARM and design and strategy agency frog. the competition will see the designers behind the winning designs, both led by joint Indian-US teams, receive a prize of $15,000 each and incubation and mentoring from the partners.
The Wearables for Good competition was launched in May 2015 and attracted 2000 participants from 65 countries that resulted Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
