Samsung Digital, Case study Dytective For Samsung [image] by Cheil Madrid

Dytective For Samsung [image]
The Digital Advert titled Dytective For Samsung [image] was done by Cheil Madrid advertising agency for Samsung in Spain. It was released in Oct 2016.

Samsung: Dytective For Samsung [image]

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Released
October 2016
Posted
October 2016
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Awards:

LIA Awards 2017
DigitalCorporate ImageBronze Winner
DigitalInnovative Use Of DigitalBronze Winner
DigitalAppsGold Winner
Cannes Lions 2017
CyberWeb Campaign: Corporate Social ResponsibilityBronze Lion
El Ojo Festival 2017
MobileTecnologíaPlata
MobileAplicacionesBronce
InteractivoAplicacionesBronce

Credits & Description:

Title: Dytective For Samsung
Agency: Cheil Spain
Brand: Samsung Spain
Country: Spain
Entrant Company: Cheil Spain, Madrid
Advertising Agency: Cheil Spain, Madrid
Pr Agency: Cheil Spain, Madrid
Production Company: Cheil Spain, Madrid
General Creative Director: Joaquin Espagnol (Cheil Spain)
Creative Director: David Ricoy (Cheil Spain)
Creative Director: Jose Vilar (Cheil Spain)
Head Of Art: Diego Rodríguez Fraile (Cheil Spain)
Creative Supervisor / Copywriter: Cristina Alonso Del Río (Cheil Spain)
Managing Director: Yann Baudoin (Cheil Spain)
Head Of Campaign & Content: Jose Ortíz (Cheil Spain)
Account Manager: Estefanía García (Cheil Spain)
Marketing Director: Afonso Fernández Iglesias (Samsung Electronic Iberia)
Marketing Manager: Mónica Sánchez (Samsung Electronic Iberia)
Marketing Specialist: Olga Rodríguez (Samsung Electronics Iberia)
Production Company: Deseif (Deseif)
Strategy:
The primary strategy is to reach parents, teachers and schools so that they can implement use of this app in children’s first years of schooling. We are using digital media and social networks to make the campaign launch go viral and reach as many people as possible.To maximise the number of tests taken, we offer two options: a web version and the app itself, so as to avoid any discrimination in the use of devices and provide everyone with access to the detection of dyslexia.
Outcome:
In the first three months following the launch, figures show that it has achieved a high level of engagement with the target audience. Measurement of the campaign has been carried out through APP FLYER and Syzmek. 80,344 downloads through APP Stores127,229 visits to the microsite36,899 PC TESTS30,416 APP TESTS67,315 TOTAL TESTS6,024 CASES OF DYSLEXIA DETECTEDMORE THAN 100,000 IMPRESSIONS IN MEDIA97% POSITIVE COMMENTS
Campaign Description:
We’ve launched Dytective for Samsung, the first app for early detection of the risk of dyslexia in children. It is free and can be accessed by anyone. It is an app which uses artificial intelligence and automatic learning algorithms, in combination with language games, to produce a percentage of children’s cognitive ability.It features a number of carefully chosen exercises, adapted to each age range, which use character recognition to detect signs of dyslexia.Detection of dyslexia can take months or even years. Dytective for Samsung enables clear signs of the problem to be detected in just 15 minutes, at no cost.
Execution:
Dytective for Samsung has been created from a sample of 10,000 participants and implemented in 100 schools and participating centres across 5 countries.The app analyses more than 200 variables and warns of the risk of dyslexia with 89.5% accuracy. The test can be taken on the web platform or by downloading the app on Google Play, Android APPS or Apple Store.In this initial phase it has been launched in Spain and extended to several Spanish-speaking countries such as Argentina, Colombia and Chile. The plan for the future is to translate it into several languages and extend its use worldwide.
Synopsis:
Dyslexia is a learning difficulty in reading, writing and calculation which affects understanding. It occurs in children who have no physical, mental or sociocultural disabilities. As a hidden condition it is quite difficult to detect. It has no cure, but can be treated to improve learning. 10% of children are at risk of dyslexia and Spain is one of the countries with the highest school drop-out rates. Medical examinations are not covered by the public health system and cost an average of €600, an expense which many families cannot afford. At Samsung our aim is to improve people’s lives and to place particular emphasis on early detection in children at a young age, before it is too late and there are problems with failure at school. To do this we use technology as a tool for change.