“All ten of this year’s winners present a powerful design perspective and body of work that is at once inclusive and deeply personal..." >

Nicole Pérez’s annoying robots ponder the future of automated intimacy. >

"How can the deaf and hearing-impaired community experience music, without actually hearing it?" >

We look back at some impactful design from a UK graduate who sought to combat stigma in health care. >

Callum Smith’s project FrailTea uses grip data from a kettle to monitor the health of elderly people and the state of their of frailty. >

Unlike traditional bone rehabilitation boards, BoneAid can be applied to multiple body parts with different folding methods. >

Amigo Doume in Abidjan, Ivory Coast gives troubled teenagers – often ignored by support systems that focus on younger kids – the tools to earn a living. >

Maya Pedal transforms old bicycles into an array of devices powered by pedalling. >

From beautiful colostomy bags to a USB stick that’s also an HIV testing kit, these projects affirm that the future of healthcare is in safe hands. >

Scientists are a step closer to developing exercise in a pill to help the chronically lazy, elderly, and those medically unable to exercise. >

From a wordless graphic novel to a project to turn an olive farm into a retreat for creatives and even a project turning plastic into homeware. >