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A first person view, remote controlled car that can be controlled over the internet with OpenTok
How can we use new technologies to enhance the tenant experience without sacrificing security?
converts text to morse code displayed on an LED
We mitigate noise pollution through active noise cancelling of sound-emitting devices.
Allows you to use RFID tags to provide your information to recruiters at conferences and career fairs quickly
The pharmacy of the future: an automated medicine dispenser & streamlined method for securely acquiring prescriptions
A smart wearable that understands you
A glove that identifies the sign language movements of the mute people and translate it to voice by smartphone app
A smart monitoring system to increase store efficiency
An application that assists deaf people with day to day life.
Our goal was to place bumpers with whiskers in a fish tank in order for it to be able to control its movement
Smart Gardening for your Home,
Visual Audio, automated Visual and Audio interpretation of any book, without the monotone google translate voice.
The multi-purpose projectile catching device
Troomba is a friendly robot that carries your drinks
Objectively quantifying reactions to media using EEG data and signal processing
A long range, low cost location beacon using RGB lights and cameras for search and rescue
Anti-Trafficking Alert And Charity Kiosk
Our robot autonomously sweeps up trash from the streets using Machine Learning and IoT so you don’t have to.
What if your car could prevent drunk-driving accidents? Our goal is to make sure you get home safe after a night out.
A smart stethoscope that allows anyone to identify heart diseases by listening to and analyzing heart beats.
HurriHome is a remote home-monitoring solution for peace of mind during hurricane evacuations
Speech assistant to find misplaced items or detect situations in your home leveraging ML and low cost cameras
The project is based on the accidents faced by elderly people in their bathrooms which leads to fatal injuries.
