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The backtest lie detector.
Country Index helps you explore countries’ economies and cultural attitudes, see how they’ve changed, and estimate future growth.
Precedence puts everything you own in one place and tells you whether today's news has ever come before a drop for your stocks. When it hasn't, it says so.
Oh SNAP! It's Payday! Unsure of what to do? Use this to review options
Restaurants throw away perfectly good meals every day. FoodFlow helps redirect those meals to people who need them most.
Turn a walkthrough video into a site-specific LiDAR pedestrian detector using 3D reconstruction, simulated crowds, and synthetic training data all from one browser interface.
This project is a heatmap containing quantified data that reflects the logistical barriers behind why someone from a certain area wouldn't be able to access vaccination.(Vaccine access friction score)
When the next AI data center plugs in, whose lights go out? Overload simulates real Florida proposals on a synthetic grid, then finds AI-verified fixes; before the vote.
Every second a flag waits, cars race past the crash. Fast Flag's crash detectors and two machine learning models read every car's telemetry and recommend the flag earlier than the race control feed.
AI flow models pass their accuracy tests and still get aneurysm risk wrong. Shear Drift shows exactly where the number breaks, and whether to re-time the model or retrain it.
A way to evaluate AI model predictions and datasets.
An app that looks at microscope images of diatoms and automatically measures each one, counts its pores, and flags any that are cracked or broken, all on your own computer.
Three seconds of speech can clone a voice. ProofVoice detects AI-generated speech in files and live streams, shows the evidence behind every verdict, and says when it isn't sure.
Our attempt for the NSA HEARSAY challenge!
The public regional catalog lists 43 quakes under Utah's geothermal frontier on September 10. The same public data holds 654 candidate events.
Clack is a cybersecurity tool that detects acoustic keyboard leaks, shows how keystrokes can be recovered from sound, then applies and verifies a defense to stop the attack.
When Parkinson's symptoms mimic a stroke, missing context can mean misdiagnosis. TapChart puts a patient's motor baseline one NFC tap away, giving care teams a vital point of comparison.
Schoolscape maps community difficulties around 23,595 US public high schools. Ask the map in plain English and see where hardship hits hardest, and why the fix looks different from place to place.
An AI voice-scam shield for families.
Clearsky catches fake and blocked GPS on real airliners from their own broadcasts, finds the transmitter, and tells anyone in plain English whether their flight was affected.
Two cameras in. Any viewpoint out. A computer vision pipeline that reconstructs NFL plays in 3D, letting you view them from any perspective.
Fold an iPhone Duo to cut through a real CT scan at any angle. Peel back labeled layers and see a tumor from every side. One viewer for anything you can slice.
CrossExam puts every voice on the stand: multiple detectors analyze audio, score the likelihood of AI-generated speech, and show the evidence behind the result.
AI pit wall that predicts tyre failures, lock-ups and wheelspin from telemetry, explains the cause, and tells the driver and crew when to box. It called BOX 15 laps before a real F1 failure.