Future Force is developing robotic systems to fight graffiti in Seattle, boosting efficiency, safety, and community involvement.

The Renewable Energy Open Project empowers communities to explore and develop renewable energy initiatives through workshops and collaboration, driving innovation and real progress in clean energy.

This project allows students to design experiments to explore microgravity's effects, enhancing their understanding of gravity in science and technology.

Eyes on Pages helps students build reading fluency through daily, screen-free reading, improving stamina, word-attack skills, and expression through consistent practice.

Orbit helps students find the right college or MBA program, offering tools to connect with current students and alumni, plus AI-driven resources for application preparation, all for free.

This open-source project develops an elder care app to reduce loneliness and enhance safety with features like social connectivity, check-ins, emergency alerts, and health resources.

This open-source project uses drones for aerial seeding to fight deforestation, erosion, and improve soil health fast.

This open-source project explores the future of work, focusing on skill development, job redesign, and new models to help workers and businesses adapt to advances in AI and automation.

This open-source project creates tech solutions for environmental issues, using data, IoT, AI, and sustainable design to address challenges like pollution and resource management.

This project lets the public design high-altitude balloon experiments, giving students an immersive way to explore space and science through real-time upper-atmosphere missions.

This AI-powered app helps students explore career paths through immersive simulations, enabling informed decisions based on their interests and skills.

Alexandria Technologies builds a digital book and podcast community, promoting empathy and dialogue while ethically selling content.

Vahati is a platform for NRI women to explore emotions and find support in navigating challenges like breakups, family issues, and interview nerves with resilience.

BrevMed uses computer vision to condense surgery videos, creating highlight reels and organizing key moments efficiently.