Team
YRGO
Yrgo School of Architectural Visualization - Sweden
Team Yrgo first met in school, Yrgo, higher vocational education Gothenburg, where they study UX Design, and bonded over their shared love of music quizzes, equality and human rights, wearing black caps and their interest in service design. Staying true to their Swedish roots, they prefer to point out the collective instead of individual efforts and focus on their strengths as a team. Coming from different backgrounds, they all undertook different roles throughout the competition and helped and pushed each other to be the best they could. Teamwork makes the dream work!
Team members - Josefine Moos (Sweden), Samuel Isaksson (Sweden), Sara Norén (Sweden), Philip Gates (Sweden)
Assessment coach, Merel van Dijke, IBM Studios Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Service concept
Rehub - a game platform adapted for cognitive disabilities. Rehub is an application service offering games and exercises to stroke patients designed with an understanding of brain fatigue. It is also a community platform where users play together as part of their cognitive rehabilitation and find support from other users. Physical visits to rehabilitation centres are cut to a minimum saving the healthcare system extra costs. The service aims to empower users, generate social impact and lead to better mental health.
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NO PRESSURE  (SILVER)Aalto University
BARCELONA 2Universitat de Barcelona
HEARTBITUniversity of Siena
LONDON ARTS 2University of the Arts London
LONDON ARTS 3University of the Arts London
MILANOPolitecnico di Milano
PANDA EYEThe Glasgow School of Art
C-AIRUniversity of the Arts London
MCXIIE University Madrid
111Royal College of Art
BRIGHT HEARTSElisava Barcelona
OLIVEUniversity of the Arts London
CALABANDThe Glasgow School of Art
LONDON ARTS 1  (BRONZE)University of the Arts London
CORE.01The Glasgow School of Art
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and co-organized with SERVICE DESIGN COLLEGE, in
collaboration with IBM and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
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