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Focus watches your head direction and the real websites you open, plays an alert when you drift, and shows exactly where your study time went. 100% local and private.
Tracking Parkinson's in real time.
Steal the show with, save your wallet.
Kalshi prices football in the same second as polymarket.com and is priced right after fees. So we turned maker: a pre-registered passive maker strategy, now running live on paper.
Project S.M.A.L.L. deploys a 9-agent autonomous air-ground robotic swarm with custom hot-swappable batteries for zero-downtime, continuous tracking and safety mapping in active disaster zones.
AI agents hunt a planted vulnerability in IoT firmware. The crowd places bets. First correct answer cracks the vault.
Transform your idle Fire TV into an ambient communal household board with zero-app phone QR pairing, sub-50ms live sync, and Amazon Bedrock AI natural language sorting.
AI-powered Cyber Threat Monitoring System using NLP to detect toxic content, monitor suspicious activities, track violations, provide real-time alerts, and automate user warnings and blocking.
An intelligent agent leveraging Ring APIs and Alexa+ to deliver real-time ambient threat detection, context-aware security alerts, and automated whole-home safety routines.
A wrist-worn movement coach that learns your reps and gives real-time feedback when your tempo, range, or consistency drifts.
Enter any story. Change what happens next. Rift turns any fictional universe into a living first-person game where NPCs remember and the story rewrites itself around every choice.
Qu Ring Point One is a camera ring for stroke survivors with aphasia: point at what you want, and it speaks a full sentence in your own voice and texts your caregiver for help.
HackMe is a consent-based scam awareness training tool that helps people recognize social-engineering scams by allowing them to safely practice with AI-powered SMS or call scenarios.
A robot guide for SFU Burnaby. Say a room out loud or type it, and Sparky Scout drives you to the classroom door, calling out turns and asking for help at doors.
Our app translates lectures live, explains confusing concepts in your language, and remembers difficult terms so you can keep up in class and focus on learning.
See what food gets wasted, then waste less.
Shared computing power, straight from your browser. Bring laptops, phones, and tablets into one hive to distribute supported CPU and GPU workloads across connected devices.
Real-time seiche and meteotsunami sudden coastal hazard detection for the Great Lakes.
A multiplayer city-planning game on real calamity data, where every play becomes public input for city planners.
Learn2Compare is a "spot the difference" tool that compares the plan drawings to subcontractor shop drawings and points out every mistake.
Safety simplified. Always chart your course in a crowd.
Distributed running supercomputer. By contributing you get usage credits. Optimized for grants.
Drone finds way to fire exit, leading people to safety in a time of distress.
Walking routes that adapt to real-world obstacles in real time.
