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Early ADHD detection through AI-Powered Robotics and Computer Vision
A wearable headphone that dynamically adapts audio for individuals with autism, providing comfort while keeping users connected to their surroundings.
Helping healthcare workers quantitatively track the progression of chronic wounds through 3D reconstruction from 2D images
Know when a stock is a good buy or a goodbye. Test your trading strategies against AI panelists backed with the latest sentiment signals.
Your home has a memory. Just ask.
Carbon0 is a browser extension that analyzes a product’s carbon footprint on major e-commerce sites and suggests eco-friendly alternatives, helping users shop sustainably with just one click.
Create an editable 3D world just from a video
Tired of empty bike stations? We use quantum tech to predict demand, prevent overflow, and make bike sharing in cities like NYC smarter, faster, and frustration-free.
Silent, Affordable, and Rapid Rescue Insights with an Aerodynamic Frisbee Robot
A communication device for those with mobility disability in the classroom.
Scout the rover robot assists campus security operations through a real-time alert system. As Scout navigates campus, passersby can say “help” and Scout issues an alert to campus security for review.
Our project provides environmental consulting based on the user's daily activities by calculating their carbon footprint - the total amount of greenhouse gases generated by their actions.
