INDE Reaches Public Voting for BOLD Awards

Published: January 27, 2020

Crowdsourcing Week and H-FARM have teamed up once again to organize the most innovative awards program hosted in Venice, Italy. Now in its second year, the BOLD Awards aims to source and share stories of individuals, companies and organizations - large and small - from all over the world who are managing their crowd-related projects and initiatives in a way that powers breakthroughs. With thousands of submissions from the public and private sector, only the top 50 being selected to participate in this unique event, which combines the power of the crowd and hard work of individuals.

Market-leading Augmented Reality company INDE has reached the public voting stage of BOLD Awards again after being nominated in 2019. In this year they have entered the category of Boldest Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality with their fan-centric campaign made for Pizza Hut, that launched on January 26 in 2019 at the fan zone of Super Bowl LIII. The large-screen augmented reality experience brought NFL fans up close and personal with the Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver duo Antonio Brown and JuJu Smith-Schuster, and the system recorded their encounter, which could be shared online instantly.

Nominees will be selected via public voting, then jury members with category-specific expertise will evaluate the entries based on their criteria and select five nominees per category. The public vote is weighted 50%, and the final judges also vote 50%. If you find INDE's submission BOLD-worthy, you can vote down below:

“We’re delighted to be nominated once again for the Bold Awards, which represents one of the few events where we see our innovation recognised alongside other world-class companies. We’ll be keeping our fingers crossed for the results of the voting!” said Alex Alanson, COO.