Maestro

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There are over 19 million registered SONOS speakers being used, but not everywhere is a suitable location to blast Bruno Mars without consequences. In response, the Maestro team came up with two headphone designs that will appeal to the company’s existing target audience as well as draw in new customers. The SONOS Wave, with its unique joystick and split headbow, symbolizes the collaboration of creativity and performance. It pushes the limits of currently available over-ear headphones and takes on an unparalleled design while maximizing functionality.

FitNest

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Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a permanent motor function disorder that affects 10,000 new infants every year. CP is best treated during infancy to leverage increased neuroplasticity but is undertreated due to insurance restrictions and limited therapist availability. We designed FitNest, a revolutionary in-home therapy system, to provide safe, accessible, and effective physical therapy to these infants. FitNest stimulates core muscle use and development using a tilting platform that mimics exercise ball therapy performed by a professional therapist.

Buoy Buddy

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) aims to research and protect the world's oceans. One such method is the deployment of mooring devices, or data acquisition devices attached to anchors. Traditionally, when the data acquisition devices are retrieved, the anchor is abandoned at the bottom of the ocean, creating waste and harming natural habitats. Our team is developing an integrated mooring retrieval system that, when retrieved, brings the entire system to the surface, leaving no waste left behind.

MiniGuard

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No real-time continuous inline flow sensor that gives accurate measurements of continuous insulin dosages into the body exists in the diabetes treatment industry. This is due primarily to the extremely small flow rates at which insulin is supplied and restrictive geometry of a discrete device to be carried by the patient throughout their day to day activities.