| Criteria 1 |
| CREATIVITY & INNOVATIVE |
Originality and adaptivity |
Satisfies FOUR elements: Creative idea focused on problem-solving, defined by a careful design approach and relevant to the current needs/situation. |
| Criteria 2 |
| LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION |
Level of development and implementation level |
Able to produce the real product and ready to be used/commercialized by the end-user |
| Criteria 3 |
| INNOVATION UNIQUE SELLING POINTS |
Time & cost saver |
Time & cost-saving features are clearly identified, and their justification is described clearly and detailed. |
| Increase productivity |
Satisfies FOUR elements: MOTIVE, QUALITY, EFFICIENCY & EXPECTATIONS |
| Ease of use |
There is “ease of use” elements identified in the innovation and clearly described with details. |
| Sustainability |
Great points of the sustainability potential of the product are described. |
| Criteria 4 |
| INNOVATION SIGNIFICANCE |
Level of significance |
Impact significantly on the outside organization OR higher level of involvement with proof of detailed documentary evidence. |
| Criteria 5 |
| VIDEO |
Presentation & Delivery |
Presenter communicates ideas clearly, confidently, and in an engaging manner. |
| Prototype/Product Demonstration |
The prototype or product is demonstrated clearly, showing its function, features, and usability. The demonstration is easy to understand and effectively highlights the key aspects of the innovation. |
| Visual Design & Aesthetics |
The video is visually appealing, with balanced layout, good use of graphics, and creative style. |
| Audio & Technical Quality |
Clear audio, minimal background noise, appropriate background music, and smooth editing. |
| Structure & Flow |
The video is well-structured with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion. |
| Time Management |
The video adheres to the given time limit (3–5 minutes) without rushing or dragging. |
| Criteria 1 |
| CREATIVITY & INNOVATIVE |
Originality and adaptivity |
Satisfies FOUR elements: Creative idea focused on problem-solving, defined by a careful design approach and relevant to the current needs/situation. |
| Criteria 2 |
| LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION |
Level of development and implementation |
Able to produce the real product and ready to be used/commercialized by the end-user |
| Criteria 3 |
| REPLICABILITY |
Innovation can be executed at various location |
Innovation had been executed/used directly at various departments/locations/agencies without involving high costs on its improvements. |
| Criteria 4 |
| INNOVATION UNIQUE SELLING POINTS |
Time & cost saver |
Time & cost-saving features are clearly identified, and their justification is described clearly and detailed. |
| Increase productivity |
Satisfies FOUR elements: MOTIVE, QUALITY, EFFICIENCY & EXPECTATIONS |
| Ease of use |
There is “ease of use” elements identified in the innovation and clearly described with details. |
| Sustainability |
Great points of the sustainability potential of the product are described. |
| Criteria 5 |
| INNOVATION SIGNIFICANCE |
Level of significance |
Impact significantly on the outside organization OR higher level of involvement with proof of detailed documentary evidence. |
| Criteria 6 |
| PUBLICATION/ PATENT/RECEIVED AWARD/RECOGNITION |
Published papers/ patents/ or received awards/ recognitions |
Managed to obtain a patent OR received an award from any innovation exhibition/research agencies OR published in any academic publication. Proof of evidence must be clearly given. |
| Criteria 7 |
| VIDEO |
Presentation & Delivery |
Presenter communicates ideas clearly, confidently, and in an engaging manner. |
| Prototype/Product Demonstration |
The prototype or product is demonstrated clearly, showing its function, features, and usability. The demonstration is easy to understand and effectively highlights the key aspects of the innovation. |
| Visual Design & Aesthetics |
The video is visually appealing, with balanced layout, good use of graphics, and creative style. |
| Audio & Technical Quality |
Clear audio, minimal background noise, appropriate background music, and smooth editing. |
| Structure & Flow |
The video is well-structured with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion. |
| Time Management |
The video adheres to the given time limit (3–5 minutes) without rushing or dragging. |
| Criteria 1 |
| CREATIVITY & INNOVATIVE |
Originality and adaptivity |
Satisfies FOUR elements: Creative idea focused on problem-solving, defined by a careful design approach and relevant to the current needs/situation. |
| Criteria 2 |
| LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION |
Level of development and implementation |
Able to produce the real product and ready to be used/commercialized by the end-user |
| Criteria 3 |
| REPLICABILITY |
Innovation can be executed at various location |
Innovation had been executed/used directly at various departments/locations/agencies without involving high costs on its improvements. |
| Criteria 4 |
| INNOVATION UNIQUE SELLING POINTS |
Time & cost saver |
Time & cost-saving features are clearly identified, and their justification is described clearly and detailed. |
| Increase productivity |
Satisfies FOUR elements: MOTIVE, QUALITY, EFFICIENCY & EXPECTATIONS |
| Ease of use |
There is “ease of use” elements identified in the innovation and clearly described with details. |
| Sustainability |
Great points of the sustainability potential of the product are described. |
| Criteria 5 |
| INNOVATION SIGNIFICANCE |
Level of significance |
Impact significantly on the outside organization OR higher level of involvement with proof of detailed documentary evidence. |
| Criteria 6 |
| PUBLICATION/ PATENT/RECEIVED AWARD/RECOGNITION |
Published papers/ patents/ or received awards/ recognitions |
Managed to obtain a patent OR received an award from any innovation exhibition/research agencies OR published in any academic publication. Proof of evidence must be clearly given. |
| Criteria 7 |
| VIDEO |
Presentation & Delivery |
Presenter communicates ideas clearly, confidently, and in an engaging manner. |
| Prototype/Product Demonstration |
The prototype or product is demonstrated clearly, showing its function, features, and usability. The demonstration is easy to understand and effectively highlights the key aspects of the innovation. |
| Visual Design & Aesthetics |
The video is visually appealing, with balanced layout, good use of graphics, and creative style. |
| Audio & Technical Quality |
Clear audio, minimal background noise, appropriate background music, and smooth editing. |
| Structure & Flow |
The video is well-structured with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion. |
| Time Management |
The video adheres to the given time limit (3–5 minutes) without rushing or dragging. |