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Redesigning Formula SAE race car accessibility with a pneumatic seat system that retracts the driver's legs and lifts them for faster, safer emergency exits and easier entry.
ShiftFeel 70 is a keyboard concept with two dials to choose linear, tactile, or clicky feedback and tune resistance to your dexterity and sensory needs, without swapping switches.
Toby is a space-inspired wheeled-legged bipedal robot that combines efficient wheeled movement with adaptable legs, balancing on two wheels while adjusting its stance to navigate uneven terrain.
Redefining mobile computing.
AirCart is an autonomous personal drone assistant, that brings AI into the physical world. Managed by our autonomous software stack and network, we turn drones into important everyday tools.
A.U.R.A. is an AI-powered wearable mobility aid combining LiDAR and computer vision to detect nearby obstacles, improve spatial awareness, and empower blind or visually impaired individuals.
A shopping cart that actually knows you and the store. Kart sees what you grab, handles checkout, guides you by voice, finds personalized deals, prevents overbuying, and makes every trip seamless.
Tablet Arms are important for one-handed use of screens. However, they usually rely on friction joints. We redesigned one using Hirth joints for users with limited range of motion.
NudgeURway is a smart helmet that guides riders through vibrations and features LED turn signals and brake, enabling intuitive, hands-free navigation while keeping their eyes on the road.
We design affordable, 3d printable, easy-to-install spoilers that simplify car customization while exploring aerodynamic performance through CAD modeling and airflow visualization.
1 in 2,869 babies in the US are born with an upper-limb reduction defect. Our project is a prosthetic that connects at the wrist and grows with the child until they can get a permanent prosthetic.
In 2006, an LA heat wave knocked out power to 64,000 people simply because 800 transformers failed. Golden Fleece uses phase-change material to stop transformer overheating before the 2028 Olympics.
AI-enhanced apps, user interface, and assistant, all in a handheld. Omni builds any app you want. Speak, and it appears on the screen. Speak again to change it, ask a question, or navigate the UI.
Dextera is a low-cost, 3D-printed myoelectric hand with swappable fingers, simple repairs, custom designs and app-controlled grips. It grows with the user. Built for life. Disability? No, NEW ABILITY!
Engineering closed-loop soil synthesis to sustain off-world agriculture and deep space habitats.
Un cestino intelligente che permette di separare i rifiuti in maniera automatica tramite l'utilizzo di AI vision.
It’s an autonomous triage-support droid. It finds the patient in a room on its own, drives to them, and monitors their eyes for fatigue — so nobody gets overlooked when staff are stretched
SWARM (Smart Warehouse-to-site Aerial Response Mobility) uses VTOL drones to rapidly deliver urgent items across Columbia, SC, reducing delivery times, traffic, and last-mile costs.
Efficient, private, local AI for small businesses.
Priller is a propeller-driven robot designed to navigate inside pipes, map plumbing networks, and detect leaks with an interactive pipe map showing its location, sensor readings, and high-risk areas.
A set of smart glasses that sound off when in range of collision for blind users (beeps faster the closer you get).
Millions ride buses every day with no say in how they're driven. Our device helps drivers notice their own mistakes and become more careful, one ride at a time.
