Here are the results of the INCA Award Contest edition 2010:

The winner of the INCA Award 2010: Shoppy

Shoppy is a web site and accompanying iPhone app which allows volunteers (shoppers) and people in need to meet.  People in need create shopping lists, which volunteers in the neighborhood can pick up and deliver. The package delivery should be a social event.

url of the application: http://www.netwalkapps.com/shoppy
Team members: Tom Nys, Gert Van Nespen, Sandy Cools
What the jury says about Shoppy:
The jury was especially impressed with the community oriented, inclusive idea of the application. It’s also quite specific in the problem that it’s tackling and well suited to the target group, and provides a full circle implementation including a web and mobile client.

Silver winners:

FeedSpeaker
Team members: Veljko Sekelj
The jury says: The application is well suited for the target group, innovative, has a high usability, and succeeds in simplifying access to internet news

Seffens:
Team members: Jan Plessers
The jury says: A very original application that is relevant to the target group, and combines high usability, a smart concept and strong implementation skills.

Tweets for Equal Europe:
Team members: Tapio Nurminen, Raine Rimpilä, Hans Garritzen
The jury says: Simple but innovative, and a tool to create a broad awareness in an original way. Might also help to create some sense of ‘shared problems’ across Europe.

Empaper.me
Team members: Pieter De Mil, Jeroen Hoebeke, Inge Schilders and Kerlijne De Smet
The jury says: Addresses the digital divide challenge with a content oriented solution. Original use of different media!

Bronze winners

WheelShare.it, Wheelmap iPhone app, Libre de barreras
Team members WheelShare.it:Jen Rossey, Pieter De Mil, Jeroen Hoebeke, Inge Schilders and Irma Roosen
Team members Wheelmap: Holger Dieterich, Christoph Bünte, Dorian Roy, Raul Krauthausen
Team members Libre de barreras: Consorcio Fernando de los Rios
The jury says: The jury would like to make special mention of the three applications (or mobile versions of existing applications) that focus on wheelchair access to ‘public’ places. This is clearly an important subject and the applications all make good use of mobile and online applications. The use of the crowd for information input also doubles as a means for creating awareness about wheelchair accessibility. We would also like to appeal to the different projects to exchange information to really create wheelchair access without barriers or frontiers…

iCouldUse.net
Team members: Kai Aras
The jury says: A good idea that certainly will benefit community building, but needs to work more on trust and security and might benefit from a more targeted approach.

CitizensOnPatrol
Team members: Joana Costa
The jury says: The jury is convinced that a sense of shared responsability is important in a neighborhood and attention to small problems helps prevent larger ones. We believe in the concept though the name might be a bit too police-like…

Program:

9:00 – 10:30  Joint plenary session iMinds – Future Internet Assembly

• Welcome, Mario Campolargo & Luis Rodríguez-Roselló (European Commission) – Wim De Waele (IBBT)
• The Internet of Things, Peter Hirshberg
• INCA award ceremony

Anyone present at last year’s Award ceremony will recall the excitement and fun of INCA09 and this year iMinds keynote speaker  Peter Hirshberg will talk on The Internet of Things right before the INCA Award Ceremony starts.

See you at iMinds!
You can register here

Url of the application: www.access-city.com
Team members: Dorian OLLIVIER, Pierre-Louis SERRE

Video:

Url of the application: http://blathy.suffix.be/
Team members: Simon Schoeters

Video:

Build for people with hand, arms deformities, motoric disorders, tremor, Parkinson, multiple sclerosis (MS) and no possibility to use a classic mouse & keyboard navigation system,

The information about airliner has been removed from the website by request of the developer.