The Red Dot Design Award is unique in the industry. It makes design ideas that once seemed far away and difficult to achieve become a reality. Its value is self-evident.

The design works of outstanding talents from all over the world are brought together, and each work is like an exploration of the future direction of design.

Since its establishment in 2005, the Red Dot Design Award has quickly emerged and risen rapidly, becoming an important platform for many design teams and designers around the world to showcase their talents.

Initially, its scale may not be large, but because of its uniqueness, it has attracted the attention of many designers.

Over time, after a long period of accumulation and precipitation, it has now become the largest and most prestigious international design concept award.

During this time, many outstanding design works were produced and received wide acclaim. These works have attracted the attention of the global design community and become the focus of attention.

From obscurity to today's fame, this process fully reflects the vitality of new ideas in the design world.

When it comes to the Red Dot Design Award in the design world, it is like a medal of quality.

Recipients of this award whose work demonstrates exceptional talent in the field of outstanding design.

It exudes unique charm with high recognition in the design world.

The Red Dot Star Award recognizes the achievements of designers and is also the goal that many designers have been pursuing.

Whether an individual designer or a design team, once they win the Red Dot Award, it seems to have set up a milestone in their design career, highlighting their new achievements in the design field.

Works like Lunet stood out among many nominations and eventually won the Red Dot Star Award, a high honor for the designer.

On September 27, Singapore, a city full of modern flavor, attracted great attention from the design community.

The award-winning designers came from all over the world and gathered at the awards ceremony to celebrate their outstanding achievements.

Singapore's unique geographical location and rich cultural features gave this ceremony a unique international flavor.

Here, design concepts from different cultural backgrounds collide and blend with each other.

Designers gather from all over the world to Singapore with their carefully designed works. They stood on the stage and received the baptism of glory. This moment will be forever remembered in the long history of the Red Dot Design Concept Award.

Judging from the many award-winning works, they are diverse and full of innovation.

The work "Grass" originated from Taiwan, my country, using light, shadow and data technology to vividly present the many changes in urban life.

Today, urban culture has become colorful and intricate. This design cleverly captures the rhythm of the city.

This user's work provides an efficient and standardized diagnostic process for dental digitization.

Each work seeks innovation in its field, and through ingenious transformation of design concepts, unique design results are finally formed. These results were unanimously recognized by the judges and won important awards.

Competition in the design world is fierce, and the Red Dot Award is no exception.

Every year, many companies, design studios, research units and designers submit their entries. However, the review process is extremely strict.

This year, no more than 60% of the outstanding design works were recognized by the Red Dot Design Award judges.

The selected works reflect the continuous struggle and hard work of designers. Especially for high-tech products such as modular quantum computers like IBM Two, the energy and time spent in the development process are difficult to accurately measure.

Such a low winning rate also shows the high value of the award.

All winning design concepts have been included in the "Red Dot Design Concept Yearbook 2023/2024", and readers can also check these contents online.

These award-winning works have become reference models for designers.

The exhibition of award-winning works and the yearbook provide designers with rich design references. The yearbook records in detail the specific content of the works and relevant information about the designers.

Online exhibitions greatly increase this impact, allowing both novice and experienced designers to draw inspiration and expand their horizons.

Finally, I would like to ask everyone, what new impetus may the Red Dot Design Award bring to the design world in the future?