Buckminster Fuller believed that the world could be made to work for 100% of humanity. He dedicated his life to pursuing what humanity in general, and one person in particular, could do to achieve this goal. One for 100, the 2010 BFI Fellows’ blog, will bear witness to the fulfillment of Fuller's vision through the Buckminster Fuller Challenge, a search for comprehensive solutions to the most pressing problems facing humankind.

Sustainable Personal Mobility and Mobility-on-Demand Systems (SPM/MoD), submitted by an interdisciplinary team of students at MIT has been selected as the winner of the prestigious 2009 Buckminster Fuller Challenge. The team will receive a $100,000 prize at a conferring ceremony on June 6th, 2009 at 2pm at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago followed by a reception and celebration featuring a presentation by design innovator Bruce Mau.

To learn more about the winner, the runner-up, and the honorable mentions visit: http://challenge.bfi.org

To read all the entries submitted to the 2009 Buckminster Fuller Challenge, visit the Idea Index.

Wondering where breakthrough ideas addressing today's major crises are? Look no further, the entries to the 2009 Buckminster Fuller Challenge are now available for view in the Idea Index, an open-source database of solutions to the world's most pressing problems.