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TIG
TIG
TIG
TIG
2021

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TIG

Tech-toolkit for girls

TIG is a collaborative storytelling toolkit that invites young girls to explore the impact and the possibilities of technology in their everyday environment. It is designed to help girls to overcome their insecurity and instead develop a lasting enthusiasm for technology. By developing stories, that embed all kinds of sensors and actuators, girls can discover the impact and the possibilities of technology. By attaching the components to everyday objects they come alive and the girls can expand their imagination. TIG aims to help reduce the discrepancy in the number of women vs. men in STEM professions.

JURY STATEMENT

Congratulations! This is a very good project and presentation!

WINNER STATEMENT

I am happy to be able to contribute a little to more equal opportunities for children, albeit on a small scale. Thanks to the people who supported me and my project.

UNIVERSITY

Technical University of Delft

Delft, NL
WINNER

Anne Arzberger

Technical University of Delft

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