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Raahi empowers visually impaired people to navigate independently using an Android phone, detecting obstacles and distances in real time while providing clear voice guidance in Urdu or English.
Finding and grabbing an item is the top everyday challenge for blind people. With Proprio, they ask for it, and a voice in their ear guides their hand right onto it.
A take-home robot arm that helps only when needed, with the therapist kept in the loop.
Local JEV
The cybersecurity team for businesses that can't afford one, but can't afford to go without one.
A robot arm that holds your phone and keeps you in frame: it tracks you around the room and responds to hand gestures, all on-device on an AMD Ryzen AI PC.
FloodLens maps flood changes, infrastructure impacts, and settlement access using satellite imagery and OSM data.
A patient with hearing disabilities and an ER doctor can talk right away. The doctor speaks and 3D Shasta signs it. The patient signs back, the doctor hears it. Breaking barriers, one sign at a time.
3D Layout Control in Text-to-Image Generation
Inverse-design tool for urban air mobility rotors — thrust, noise, and structural targets in, optimized 3D blade geometry out, in under one second.
I built AquaPulse so people can report river pollution with a photo, see nearby reports on a map, and join local cleanup activities.
DermReady helps people review dermatology photo quality, get practical capture guidance, and compare retakes before sharing images with a clinician.
After a disaster, our AI scans thousands of drone photos to identify, map, and rank damaged buildings, helping responders review the worst damage first.
Screen readers say "image." ChartVoice says what the chart means. It reads any chart aloud in plain words, with a real data table and every number checked, for blind, low-vision and every reader.
When the cell towers go down, RescuNote still gets the message through.
An accessible comic reader for blind, low-vision and dyslexic readers. Panels play one by one with character voices, controlled by your face.
An AI-powered visual material-awareness tool that reveals what a model sees, explains uncertainty, and provides transparent reuse and disposal guidance
From free satellite radar to rescue answers: where the flood hit, what it reached, and which villages lost their road, with honest uncertainty.
WhereRU? The question you ask your missing belongings. We identify item details from photos and match lost and found reports, helping Rutgers students recover their items faster.
Finding today's asteroids in yesterday's sky
AI and the hardware it runs on are both getting expensive, so we decided to make our own.
We help give independence to people with sensory overload. Have a phone and earbuds in a noisy room, and VoiceLock locks on and removes the rest. Focus with relaxing music or an instructive voice.
Autonomous retail loss prevention turning CCTV into proactive security: real-time shoplifting detection, natural language video search ('Ask My CCTV'), and instant AI guard dispatch.
Hear the sounds a transcript misses: an open-source Alexa+ pronunciation coach (MCP) that scores every phone you say, names one fix, and remembers which sounds you keep dropping.
