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The Latest Crowdsourcing News Covering Technology, Healthcare, Infrastructure, and Space Breakthroughs Out Of This World.
5 Lessons from the Most Successful Crowdsourcing Project of All Time
We all know crowdsourcing works - but rarely does it work so well as was the case with Space Poop. So what made it different? HeroX took a long look at this challenge. What we learned might just help other crowdsourcing projects enjoy a little bit of that same “magic.”
Incentive for All: NASA Shows Us the Sky is the Limit in Crowdsourcing
NASA: the Sky is the limit in crowdsourcing. NASA uses the Centennial Challenges and Sky for All Challenge to spark innovation. Details inside
HeroX's Favorite Challenges
HeroX's favorite challenges: Space Poop Challenge, Save them All Challenge, Aging Innovation Challenge, Next Generation Animal Tracking Ideation
Change the Course of History with Crowdsourcing
Are you ready to make a significant difference in the course of history? All it takes is a challenge.
Crowdsourcing (with help from Quantum Supercomputers) Will Design The Future
Quantum supercomputers can perform a breathtaking number of calculations per second, opening the door to new realms of knowledge.
Crowdsourcing Finds Surprising New Applications for a Long Overdue Technology
Virtual reality is making an impact on the news, bringing you more immersive stories from around the world. It's a good thing - right?
6 Things To Learn From The Most Successful Crowdfunded Campaign Ever
How did Pebble raise over $20 million in record time, understand their audience before launch, and design a product that resonated around the world?
Record-Breaking NASA Space Poop Challenge Announces Winners
This is a blog post about the winners of the NASA Space Poop Challenge.
XPRIZE Visioneers 2017 Kicks Off
Each year the XPRIZE Visioneers challenge puts out a call to the brightest industry disruptors and social advocates around the world. Will you answer?
How One Team of Earthlings Learned About Life on Mars
Six people spent a year together, along except for voice communications and regular supply shipments. Why on Mars did they do that?
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We were able to work with HeroX to draft challenge guidelines, promote the challenge to a targeted audience of interested parties, and ultimately draw a crowd of innovators from across the globe to submit proposals to address our challenge. We were quite satisfied with the number and diversity of both individuals and proposals that the challenge drew.
- Martin Caride, Land O’ Lakes Inc.
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