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9 in 10 deaf children have hearing parents, making communication and emotional connection challenging. Lennie is a dragon plushie that helps families learn ASL and express their feelings together.
Stop counting sheep, start using Sheepy! Your fluffy little companion for healthier sleep habits and brighter mornings.
Glitch Detective AI-powered coding detective. It analyzes code in five programming languages, identifies potential bugs, explains why they happen, and suggests fixes with beginner-friendly guidance.
Catch the hotspot before it becomes a wound.
InSight for those without sight. We turn any picture into 3D relief that blind people can feel, drawn by a robot arm with a 3D pen, from family photos to pill bottles to Halloween decorations.
In a heat wave there isn’t enough power for everyone. Headroom shares it by priority, so hospitals, fire stations, and people on medical equipment stay powered and the power line never overloads.
"Smart" Glasses for the visually impaired
A.L.F.R.E.D (Adaptive Learning Framework for Robotic Execution and Delivery) is a robotic butler that helps with household tasks.
Replay any moment seamlessly with just a description.
A desk pet that grows when you study. Add a friend, form a study circle, and turn focus into a shared XP game.
An ankle wearable that detects a Parkinson’s freezing episode in seconds and breaks it with a rhythmic cue, then learns which cue works best for that person.
A clip-on safety tag that detects when a lone worker falls and announces who needs help, and where, out loud, in their language.
A glove with soft magnetic skin that feels pressure, slip, and movement so prosthetic hands, robots and stroke survivors can feel again.
Putting new drivers out there one squeeze at a time. An all in one wearable that allows one to gauge if they exceeded a certain velocity and squeezes one's wrist using a simple servo and a sensor.
Board is a study reader you control from your fingertips, with an AI tutor that reads the page you're on and answers out loud.
Physical Robot Icebreaker Game; Fate, with a little help from Tina.
An intelligent wearable that transforms hand gestures into computer controls and combines an onboard camera with AI to make interacting with technology more natural and accessible.
Pill screens one tablet before the clinic pays the supplier
The board game night that works across the miles: real dice, self-moving tokens, and a magic mirror that keeps everyone in the story.
The practice audience that helps you show up for the real one
Using live satellite data and physics-informed machine learning techniques to predict and prevent wildfires, potentially saving hundreds of lives and millions of acres of land and infrastructure.
Affordable watch to help deaf people sense important noises around them.
A sensor-based system that monitors building vibrations during and after earthquakes. The data help rescue teams assess potential risks and prioritize rescue operations.
Bob the Butler helps with everyday computer tasks using local processing, without keeping its own chat history. Users control what gets saved and when online services are used.
