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How does the jury actually evaluate the projects? Three areas are considered: 👉 Creativity (among other things, ideas, innovative strength and common thread are evaluated) 👉 Implementation (scenography, design and quality are evaluated, among other things) 👉 Achievement of objectives #XAVER #XAVERAward #LiveCom

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Our project Impact Hub Berlin has been nominated at the #deutscherlichtdesignpreis 📣📣📣 and the final selection is up to you 😉 With voting for us you support #circularity in building and lighting design. 👉👉👉 https://lnkd.in/eh-MJM85 Read more about the thoughts and sustainable actions in the post below. #kreislaufwirtschaft #circulareconomy #circularityindesign #bauwende

🚀 Reflecting on Six Months of Intensive Development at Happylab during the DDP! 🌱 There it is - after six months of ongoing, rapid development - the final day of the Distributed Design Residency at Happylab came to its successful end, and we were thrilled to celebrate with all the emerging projects. 🎥 Check out the video to get a sneak peek into the Vernissage 🎥 Thanks to our fellow designers and guests, the exhibition was a blast! 🎉 Of course, none of this would be possible without the enduring patience of our organizers, Joanna and Vjara. 🥂🙌 Every milestone reached comes with small steps and decisions taken within the elapsed time frame. Here are some reflections and insights on the more general learnings: ➡️ The Importance of Balance: Iterating on our product meant long hours and relentless pushing of boundaries, which led to massive energy depletion. Subconciously, I started to switch tasks. Taking just two days off with my family helped rejuvenate my energy. Reflecting on our process, I realize we could have worked more efficiently by taking breaks frequently and reducing task switching to a minimum. ➡️ Learning from Experience: When engaging with systems that have a history, take the time to learn from them. In our case, engaging with the Distributed Design Residency Program helped us develop scalable manufacturing processes and strategies. However, learning from past participants' experiences allowed us to maximize our benefits and avoid potential pitfalls, leading to a greater feeling of success. ➡️ Track Your Progress: Keeping track of KPIs in written form is essential for entrepreneurs. You are the planner and the executor of your work, inheriting an obvious bias. Documenting goals and progress helps with task completion, communication with stakeholders, and being true with yourself. These reflections serve as valuable lessons for our entrepreneurial journey, and I hope they inspire you to foster certain habits on your own path to success. Let's continue pushing boundaries and making meaningful progress! 💪💡 #EntrepreneurialJourney #LessonsLearned #EeviGardensGrowth

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SEILBAHNEN-Magazin International reports about SMART ROPE innovation: “How do cable car operators keep their total costs of ownership low?” “The rope is literally one of the crucial components of a cable car. BRUGG Fatzer has not only developed a special model for urban use, but also splicing methods and software solutions that make assembly easier, increase the service life of the rope and strengthen the reliability of the cable car.   The ultimate goal: to keep the lifetime costs of the rope as low as possible. Extreme operating times, high travel speeds, high demands on availability and robustness: urban cable car ropes are exposed to significantly harsher conditions than ropes for classic mountain railways.   Operators therefore rightly demand a suitable safety architecture for the rope and high availability of the ropeway. Surprises and unplanned downtime are a no-go. FATZER AG has therefore developed a LongLife package for urban ropeway ropes that increases the service life across all life phases, ensures the safety of the rope and reduces costs.” Please see the attached report with more details regarding the smart rope innovation. https://lnkd.in/dK8ixFNE

SEILBAHNEN-Magazin International reports about SMART ROPE innovation: “How do cable car operators keep their total costs of ownership low?”   “The rope is literally one of the crucial components of a cable car. BRUGG Fatzer has not only developed a special model for urban use, but also splicing methods and software solutions that make assembly easier, increase the service life of the rope and strengthen the reliability of the cable car.   The ultimate goal: to keep the lifetime costs of the rope as low as possible. Extreme operating times, high travel speeds, high demands on availability and robustness: urban cable car ropes are exposed to significantly harsher conditions than ropes for classic mountain railways.   Operators therefore rightly demand a suitable safety architecture for the rope and high availability of the ropeway. Surprises and unplanned downtime are a no-go. The rope manufacturer has therefore developed a LongLife package for urban ropeway ropes that increases the service life across all life phases, ensures the safety of the rope and reduces costs.”   Please see the attached report with more details regarding the smart rope innovation. https://lnkd.in/dBrUU6iS

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