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OnCue, computer keyboard for people with Parkinson's Disease
This project focuses on improving computer keyboard interaction for individuals with Parkinson’s disease, specifically addressing the symptoms of tremors and bradykinesia, which cause slowed movement and impair fine motor skills. The goal is to reduce frustration and avoidance behavior associated with keyboard use, making interaction more accessible and comfortable.
Read moreUni View
The housing market in growing European cities is highly competitive, leaving movers to navigate a long, costly, and frustrating process. Many are required to attend multiple in-person viewings, often leaving work or even traveling from abroad, which leads to significant financial and time burdens.
Read moreInfrastructure monitoring software (InfraDCM)
The current methods of infrastructure monitoring are expensive, time-consuming, and often destructive.
Read moreFlightScout
Planning a trip is overwhelming, travelers spend hours searching across multiple platforms, struggling with complex filters, comparing prices, and second-guessing their choices. Existing flight search engines offer generic results, lacking personalization and creative filters that match individual travel preferences and experiences.
Read moreAerovia
Making aerospace more accessible to the whole world by offering free courses, resources, forum, community, merch, podcast, aerospace-news, and more! https://www.aerovia.org
Read moreANDL
Since 2022, AI has become widely used in education for notes, studying, and assignments. However, research shows a 35% decline in students' critical thinking skills due to AI-generated biases, hallucinations, and irrelevant information. Traditional AI tools fail to align with students' specific learning contexts, leading to misinformation and reduced engagement. There is a need for an AI-driven education platform that ensures responses are directly relevant to course materials while enhancing transparency in reasoning, bias, and confidence.
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