Kids Design Award, Jury Chairman's Special Award

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BoT Talk," a GPS service for watching over children, received the Jury Chairman's Special Award at the 17th Kids Design Awards in recognition of its design that contributes to children's safety and security.

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■ Award-winning works

BoT Talk

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Name of Award / Award Category

Name of Award: Jury President's Special Award

Award Category: Design category that contributes to the safety and security of children　

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Reason for Award

The novelty lies in the fact that the service can detect the whereabouts of children using GPS, can send voice messages, and incorporates IoT functions such as an AI-based location prediction function.

Lost and missing children are one of the major social problems, and it is important to maintain the hardware side as well as mutual watch over the children.

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The Kids Design Award was established in 2007 with the aim of selecting outstanding products, services, spaces, activities, and research that meet the objectives of "ensuring a safe life for children," "nurturing children with sensitivity and creativity," and "creating a society where it is easy to have and raise children," and disseminating them widely throughout society. The award was established in 2007.

All products designed for children, as well as those developed for adults and the general public, are eligible, as long as they are designed with children and child-rearing in mind.

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17TH KIDS DESIGN AWARD HP

https://kidsdesignaward.jp/

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