Student teams show what they’ve built, what they’ve learned, and where they’re headed next. Come try the demos, talk with the builders, and meet the people backing them. There are cash awards for standout projects.
📅 Thursday, Nov. 19, 5:00–7:30 PM
📍 Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, 330 N. Orchard St., Madison
🎟️ Free. Reserve your spot
Who’s showing
- Aletheion: Automated auditing of single-cell genomics data, so researchers and investors can see the flaws before they trust the findings.
- AISG: AI safety goggles for semiconductor fab workers, with models running locally so process data never leaves the building.
- BlueBerry: A clip-on light and an app that measure your skin every day and tell you what to change.
- BluPrint: Upload a photo of your room and your style. It picks real furniture that fits your budget and renders it in your space, with a buy link on every piece.
- ByteMan: Editing software for working with vision models.
- ChalEdit: “Figma for video.” An agentic editor that works the way you do and gets better as you edit.
- Daimor / SCENE: A student group exploring how to help people find their communities on campus, online and in person.
- Glanss: Smart glasses for EMTs and firefighters that show one protocol step at a time, hands-free.
- GoGo: An AI voice assistant that guides people with disabilities through unfamiliar buildings, with step-free routes to the right room. The prototype starts with Morgridge Hall.
- HERA: AI-powered care navigation and provider matching to close gaps in women’s healthcare access, especially in rural communities.
- LabRat AI: A live workspace that pulls evidence from 14 public sources into one linked review of a compound before a rat study.
- Lobelia: A daily planner for people with asthma that combines air quality, weather, and symptom history.
- Lodge: Software that syncs messy, disagreeing data sources into custom interfaces so teams can decide and act faster.
- MenuMeter: A web app that turns restaurant sales, recipe, and purchasing data into clear analysis and recommendations for owners.
- OrbIt (Team Devil Lake): A handheld smart ball with lights, sound, and motion sensors that plays a changing library of mini-games and gets kids off screens.
- Pawsight: AI that compares local veterinary prices so pet owners know what care will cost before they get to the checkout counter.
- Sprint Sync: A tool that fixes the coordination problems that slow down group projects.
- Vesta: An AI agent that turns assisted-living care data into nightly updates for families, with nurse review for anything unusual.
- An AI-assisted lesson planner: A clickable prototype from Yubing Liu.
Whether you’re a student, alum, mentor, or industry partner, you’re welcome. [RSVP]