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​​'Changing Lives in Brilliant Ways'

We are seeking innovative, cost-effective and practical solutions to accessibility-related barriers in the community. We invite all professionals and students  to use their creativity, working individually or in teams with industry, government and community partners, to identify an accessibility-related issue, and create an innovative and unique solution to it.

PUBLICATION OPPORTUNITY
​​Chapter in eBook 
Conference Proceedings 

Changing Lives in Brilliant Ways (Series 2) will be published in end Oct / early Nov 2020. Please submit an essay by the deadline. More details available on the 'Guidelines' section.

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

In order to be eligible for InIIC, the following criteria must be met:

1. All applications must be the original work of those making the submission.
2. Maximum number of a group member is five (including the leader). RM50/USD15 is charged for one additional person. Allowed up to 8 members per team only.
3. Participants must submit an abstract in English 
4. Submission is only valid once the payment has been made.​​​

​FLOW PROCESS

CATEGORY

Category A: Professional
A1- Social Sciences
A2- Science, Engineering & Technology
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Category B: Higher Institution Students
B1: Social Sciences
B2: Science, Engineering & Technology

Category C: School Students

DEADLINES

Early Bird Registration & Payment (30% off)
28 August 2020

​Normal Registration & Payment (20% off)
16 October 2020

Poster & Video Link Submission
19 October 2020

Full Paper Submission (Optional)
21 October 2020

​PRIZES & AWARDS

Prizes will be awarded to the best ideas in the following categories:

Outstanding Project:
RM1,000 Cash & e-Certificate

​Diamond  Category A:
RM300 & e-Certificate

Diamond  Category B:
RM300 & e-Certificate

Diamond  Category C:
RM300 & ​e-Certificate

GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE IN CATEGORY A, B, C
e-Certificate​

​JUDGING CRITERIA

Judging is based on the following criteria:

• Novelty - How is this design unique or innovative compared to other designs in this category?
• Benefit to the User - How does this design benefit the intended user through its performance, comfort, safety, ease of use and/or affordability?
• Benefit to the Society - How does this design benefit greater good; consider society, the environment, culture and/or the economy?
• Commercialization  - Is the idea based on a clearly identifiable client/customer need? How will it create value?
• Others - Other value such as publication, award, recognition, intellectual property etc.

*Judging criteria may change and vary for each category.  

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