
2025 2025 Four fourth-year undergraduate students—Masaya Okumura, Genki Kano, Yume Miura, and Rio Yamada (all from the Department of Media Architecture and Information Design Course)—have had their work selected in the "System Design" category of the Good Design New Hope Award (sponsored by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion).
The winning entry was "Form-in-One," a form creation tool equipped with AI input validation functionality. In recent years, as the number of procedures that can be performed using online input forms has increased, the IT gap has become a serious issue. This product uses LLM (Limited Licensing Management) to provide a system for continuously improving the usability of forms at the operational level.
The Good Design New Hope Award is a design award that emphasizes untapped potential, targeting students currently enrolled in universities and young creators who have recently graduated. Its purpose is to discover and support the career development of new creative talent and to contribute to the development of new industries and cultures through design.
The application categories were "Product Design," "Place Design," "Information Design," and "System Design." In this year's competition, the fourth time it has been held, 115 out of a total of 668 applications received awards.
Award-winning title: Form-in-One - A system that improves the experience and quality of responses through input assistance using generation AI -
Award recipients: Masaya Okumura, Genki Kano, Yume Miura, Rio Yamada