Competing Teams
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Hearo
Smart Otoscope reinvented for parents at home
Winning the InVenture Prize would be a responsibility as much as an achievement. It would mark the moment HEARO begins empowering parents to step confidently into the role of a hero: transforming uncertainty into care, and innovation into impact
PedalSwap
Modular configurable guitar pedal with swappable effect cartridges and controls
Winning the InVenture Prize would validate what guitarists have been asking for: a truly modular pedal. As a team, we see this as an opportunity to gain visibility among musicians and leaders in the music technology space. This recognition would help us bring affordable tone exploration to more guitarists, enabling players to experiment without breaking the bank. Most importantly, it would reinforce our mission to make tone customization accessible to all musicians, regardless of technical background.
DoorTix
Automated ticket purchasing for fair, predictable pricing
Winning the InVenture Prize would accelerate DoorTix from a student-built platform into consumer-facing infrastructure: helping restore transparency, fairness, and trust to a ticketing market that currently disadvantages millions of fans.
Matareal
Converts digital mural designs into paint volumes
Winning the InVenture Prize would be a pivotal milestone for Matareal, a tool for artists, by artists.
We know all too well the struggles artists face when miscalculation creates financial pressure – an issue that deserves to be in the spotlight. We’ll give artists the power to focus on what matters most – creating – all while proving that the mural industry is worth investing time, technology, and innovation.
Winning opens the door to the exposure and credibility we need as founders to bring more partners and artists to Matareal.
AdaptaPlay
Modular gaming controller add-on for those with disabilities
The goal of AdaptaPlay is to reach and help millions with cerebral palsy and other disabilities; winning the InVenture Prize would give AdaptaPlay an unimaginable acceleration in reaching it. The larger audience, improved manufacturing, and access to resources would allow a once small project to have a large social impact.
MYCERV
At-home cervical health screening device.
Beyond recognition, it would amplify our voice. It would give us a platform to continue advocating not just locally, but globally showing women everywhere that their health deserves innovation and care, and inspiring young girls in STEM to believe they can build solutions that change systems.