Merry Christmas from Ubilabs
2017 was a very exciting year. Ubilabs would like to thank all clients, partners, and friends by looking back at the highlights of the previous months.
This year was very special to us – it was the year of
We won’t even try a comprehensive wrap-up, but would still like to mention a few highlights in addition to our anniversary. On the client side, we are particularly proud of a mammoth project that we’ve worked on in collaboration with Google: the new edition of Google Earth. We have already contributed almost 40 stories to Google Earth’s content platform Voyager. “Eclipse”, for example, accompanied the solar eclipse in summer. “Earth View” allows unique sights onto nature from far above, and "Planetary Exploration on the Earth" by the Japanese organization Miraikan lets you experience our planet in a whole new way. And what’s most exciting about this project: We’ll continue creating stories in 2018!
In addition to developing map applications for our clients, the Ubilabs team was also very active in their own side projects. One of them was the real-time visualization of Hamburg’s public transport, HVV Live, which caused quite the buzz this year. On the event level, there was also some exciting news to share. With GeoNight Hamburg, we launched a new meetup series in collaboration with Familonet. The event revolves around geo- and location-based topics and has already taken place twice, with more to come in 2018. And last but not least, we were super excited about being awarded again this year! Our project “Land Lines” was honored multiple times, receiving a Webby award and One Show Gold and Silver Pens.
We’re looking back on this successful year with pride and would like to say thank you to all of you – our clients, partners, friends, and colleagues! We wish you a Merry Christmas and a New Year full of health, success, and joy.
And what’s better than a fun little Christmas-y gimmick? Nothing! That’s why this year’s Christmas greeting is available HERE. Have fun solving the graphical mystery – you just need to scroll.