Shadow's Edge is a ground-breaking mobile game aimed at aiding young individuals grappling with serious health challenges. Developed by Digging Deep, a non-profit organization founded by Sheri Sobrato Brisson, a brain cancer survivor, Shadow's Edge uses therapeutic storytelling as a means of helping players cope with their experiences.

Pillo is an interactive, voice-activated device designed to assist users in managing their health more effectively. The device, resembling an advanced digital clock or a small home speaker, offers a range of features:

Medication Management: Pillo can store and dispense up to a 28-day supply of seven different medications. It uses facial recognition and machine learning to ensure the right person gets the right medication at the right time, reducing the risk of medication errors.

MIT researchers have developed a wearable ultrasound device to detect breast cancer in its early stages, aiming to improve the survival rate for patients. The survival rate for breast cancer is nearly 100 percent when detected early, but it drops to around 25 percent for later-stage tumors.

Oshi Health is a pioneering digital health platform focused on providing personalized support and resources for individuals living with gastrointestinal (GI) conditions. Co-founded by Sam Holliday, who personally experienced the challenges of managing a GI disease, the platform is on a mission to transform GI healthcare by empowering patients to take control of their health and well-being. Central to Oshi Health's platform is the commitment to patient empowerment.

The AI-powered solution developed by Priyanjali Gupta is a real-time American Sign Language (ASL) to English translation system. Using the Tensorflow object detection API and transfer learning from a pre-trained model called ssdmobilenet, the solution is able to accurately recognise and interpret ASL signs. The dataset for training the model was manually collected by running an Image Collection Python file that captures images from a webcam for specific ASL signs such as "Hello," "I Love You," "Thank you," "Please," "Yes," and "No."

The combination stylus/medication holder developed by Kyle Spading at the generate lab at UnityPoint Health-St. Luke's Hospital is an innovative solution designed to enhance the usability of mobile devices while discreetly accommodating medication needs. It provides a convenient and practical tool for individuals who require both digital interaction and medication management.

Adaptive Design Association (ADA) was established as an independent non-profit in 2001. Based in Manhattan, New York, ADA has been transforming the lives of individuals with disabilities by inventing and producing innovative, low-cost adaptive design solutions for over twenty years.

Eyeborg, founded by Rob Spence, is a remarkable company that specialises in the development of innovative eye-related technologies. Rob Spence himself lost an eye in a childhood accident, which inspired him to explore possibilities for enhancing vision and creating unique experiences for individuals with visual impairments.

Owlet Baby Care is a company that was founded in 2012 by a team of fathers who wanted to create a product to help monitor babies' oxygen levels while they slept. The result of their efforts is the Owlet Smart Sock, a wearable device that tracks heart rate and oxygen levels and alerts parents if there are any abnormalities. The Owlet Smart Sock is the world's first baby "smart sock" that transmits a child's heart rate, oxygen levels, skin temperature, sleep quality, and sleep position (rollover alerts) to a parent's smartphone or another internet-based device.

CoughDrop was founded by Brian Whitmer, a software developer and entrepreneur searching for a reliable communication system for his daughter with Rett Syndrome. Due to his background in usability, he became frustrated with outdated technology and poor design decisions, so he collaborated with over 30 SLPs, OTs, and AT specialists to develop a better solution. CoughDrop is an open-source platform that features open-licensed content, including free symbols and community-generated boards.

CaringBridge is a nonprofit online platform that allows individuals to create personal websites to share health updates with family and friends during times of illness, hospitalization, or medical treatment.

Luminopia is a startup company that was founded in 2017 by two Harvard University undergraduate students, Scott Xiao and Dean Travers. The company was established with the goal of developing treatments for visual and cognitive disorders, such as amblyopia or lazy eye, using virtual reality (VR) technology.

Prapela is a vibrating pad that gently stimulates a baby's natural breathing pattern, reducing episodes of apnea. The device uses patented technology that is based on years of research on the physiology of breathing in infants. The pad is placed under the baby's mattress and connected to a control unit that generates a low-frequency vibration. The vibration is carefully calibrated to stimulate the baby's respiratory muscles and promote a regular breathing pattern, reducing apnea and other breathing-related issues.

Casa do Cuidar is a non-profit social organisation with a platform that focuses on practicing and teaching Palliative Care, which provides comprehensive care to patients and their families who are facing serious illnesses that threaten the continuity of life. Patient care is provided free of charge and can be performed either in hospitals or in the comfort of their own homes.

Over 90% of the actual time spent caring for patients occurs in the home rather than in hospitals, and there are approximately 43.5 million family caregivers in the United States alone. These caregivers are the invisible backbone of our entire healthcare system. Without them, our entire healthcare system would absolutely collapse. This is why Steve and Kim are deeply dedicated to building IANACARE, a support and navigation platform for family caregivers. Their mission is to encourage, empower, and equip family caregivers as they navigate care at home.

Our Careceiver app, is the next generation care management app that will take your care to the next level. Through our
technology we improve engagement in care, encourage, guide and connect family and friends. The platform ensures all
information, appointments and medication are provided to the caregiver. Allowing a fully personalised experience
according to the needs of each family.
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