Miranda Tyler
BA630
Class Presentations- Emaze
1. Barber, Reese – L’Oreal’s HAPTA AI-Powered Makeup Applicator
Through Reese’s presentation I was able to find out that HAPTA is made for the assistance of individuals
who have limited hand or arm mobility, allowing them to easily apply makeup through the use of
adaptive AI technology. The tools' smart stabilization alongside its customizable settings allow makeup to
be more inclusive through the addition of accessibility tools for various levels of limited mobility.
2. Benskin, Halle – Whoop Band
In Halle’s presentation I was able to discover that the Whoop band concentrates specifically on health
optimization through the tracking of an individual's levels of strain, recovery, and sleep, instead of
showing simply steps taken and calories burned. I personally was fascinated by the fact that it uses heart
rate variability as a main metric in order to provide personalized recommendations for the individual's
workouts and rest.
3. Bishop, Miranda – Behavioral Biometric Authentication
Behavioral biometrics authenticate users by utilizing patterns such as keystroke dynamics or mouse
movement, instead of simply facial scanning or fingerprint scanning. I discovered that this method is
beneficial to security by detecting unusual activity that could indicate fraudulent behavior.
4. Bollinger, Valerie – AI Tools for Clinical Documentation in Nursing
AI documentation tools, such as Apricot, help to minimize the numbers of nurses experiencing burnout
through atomized charting systems, alongside note taking. These tools significantly reduce the occurrence
of human errors in medical records, which ultimately positively impacts patients safety and wellbeing.
5. Coulibaly, Sigatha Ismael Noel – BioCatch Biometric Authentication
BioCatch significantly improves fraud prevention through the analysis of over 2,000 behavioral
indicators, including typing speed as well as swipe pressure. I found out that Biocatch is currently being
utilized in banks to alert for suspicious activity in real time.
6. Cunningham, Judd – VR Sports Training Equipment
VR sports training offers athletes an opportunity to practice in immersive, realistic sports training without
needing physical space, teammates, or equipment. I found out that teams are actually utilizing this tool in
order to simulate real life game scenarios, as well as prepare themselves mentally for making the right
moves under pressure.
7. Eckelmann, Haley – Amazon’s “Rufus” AI Shopping Assistant
Amazon’s Rufus creates the user a personalized shopping experience by asking questions about product
preferences in order to create tailored recommendations. I was fascinated by the fact that it can provide
customers with the ability to compare items in real time, ultimately cutting down on scrolling and
searching time usually spent looking through products.
8. Gegg, Jayden – Beacon Technology
Beacon technology utilizes Bluetooth signals in order to send personalized messages out when customers
are close to a particular store or product. I discovered that retailers currently use this tool in order to
promote customer engagement, as well as enhance location related marketing strategies.
9. Heston, Adam – Apple Vision Pro
Apple Vision Pro utilizes both AR and VR alongside ultra-high-resolution displays and hand-tracking in
order to remove the need for a controller. I was able to find out that it is currently marketed as a “spatial
computer,” which essentially combines entertainment, communication, and productivity into one device.
10. Heydari, Milad – Alto (Digital) Pharmacy
Alto Pharmacy utilizes the combination of telehealth and prescription delivery, giving patients the peace
of mind that they will receive their medications quickly and without any hassle. I discovered they use AI
reminders as well as AI support in order to improve adherence to plans for medications.
11. Heydari, Misaq – Musk AI for Cancer Prediction
Musk AI is a tool that is used to detect cancer in the early stages through analysis of massive datasets
from patient scans, as well as other health records. I found out that it can offer a positive improvement in
regards to survival rates through the identification of early risk factors, prior to symptoms arising.
12. Huber, Kaitlyn – Autonomous AI (Agentic AI)
Autonomous AI, or Agentic AI, can make independent decisions as well as complete tasks entirely
without any form of human intervention. I was able to find out that they are currently being studied and
tested in finance, as well as supply chain optimization, in order to maintain adaptability and speed, which
are vital in both industries.
13. Jones, Makaylah – Heidi Health AI Scribe Software
Heidi Health’s AI scribe software transcribes doctor and patient conversations in real time, which
ultimately cuts down on the time spent doing paperwork. I found out that it offers physicians a chance to
focus more on patient care, rather than paperwork and documentation.
14. Lively, Bronson – Samsung AI Recipe Software
Samsung’s AI-powered cooking assistant offers recipe recommendations based on available ingredients,
as well as dietary restrictions. I discovered that it even has the ability to work alongside smart appliances
in order to automatically set cooking temperatures as well as cooking times.
15. Maddock, Tyler – Kubota KATR All-Terrain Vehicle
The Kubota KATR is an highly advanced all-terrain vehicle that is made for use within agriculture, as it is
capable of autonomous navigation in unstable or difficult environments. I found that it can increase
overall farming efficiency through taking care of specific tasks, such as crop monitoring and hauling
supplies.
16. Malik, Muhammad Khurram Khalid – Quantum Computing
Quantum computing analyzes information through the use of qubits, which have the ability to represent
multiple states at one time, which is impossible for regular binary bits. I found out that it has the ability to
completely change industries such as cryptography and drug discovery, through offering problem solving
for problems too difficult to be computed with traditional computers.
17. Mellor, Erika – Apple Intelligence
Apple Intelligence incorporates generative AI into iPhones, iPads, and Macs in order to provide help with
text rewriting, prioritization of emails, as well as custom emojis. I discovered that Apple values and
focuses on protecting privacy through AI processing on the actual devices, rather than in the cloud.
18. Memmel, Zoey – Oura Ring
The Oura Ring monitors trends in the user's sleep, readiness, and daily activity by the usage of sensors
inside of a small, wearable ring. I found out that it offers extremely detailed sleep analysis breakdowns,
which ultimately makes it a loved commodity among professional athletes as well as other general health
enthusiasts.
19. O’Day, Gregory – Predictive Analytics in Manufacturing
Predictive analytics provides manufacturers a reduction in downtime through predicting equipment
failures prior to the occurrence. I discovered that it can also improve overall supply chain operations
through the analysis of patterns in demand, as well as production cycles.
20. Oliver, Nicholas – Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder G2
The LaserWeeder G2 utilizes AI-guided lasers in order to find and remove weeds without the use of
harmful chemicals. I found out that it has the ability to destroy up to 200,000 weeds per hour, which not
only saves money for farmers, but also helps the agricultural environment.
21. Owens, Talia – Nvidia Computer for AI Robots
Nvidia’s AI computer systems provide robots with the ability to process vision, speech, as well as
decision-making, in real time. I found out that these processors are crucial for autonomous robots within
industries such as logistics, manufacturing, as well as healthcare.
22. Oximana, Alex – Withings BamO, Home Health Scanner
The Withings BamO is a home health scanner that tracks and analyzes vital metrics such as heart rate,
temperature, and blood oxygen levels, all with a quick, simple scan. I found out that it offers patients the
ability to monitor their own health at home and share results with their medical provider.
23. Palmer, Randy – Autonomous Vehicles
Autonomous vehicles use AI, LiDAR, and other sensors in order to have road detection abilities without
any need for humans. I found out that widespread usage of this tool can improve accident rates caused by
human error, but there are still many questions that remain about regulations and safety.
24. Peoples, Bre – Aespa World
Aespa World combines K-pop with virtual avatars, offering a hybrid entertainment experience that
combines music and in depth digital storytelling. I found it to be a perfect example of fan engagement and
brand marketing is making its way into the metaverse.
25. Smith, Drew – Telesurgery
Telesurgery provides surgeons with the ability to operate on patients remotely through the use of robotic
instruments controlled through high-speed internet connections. I found out that this technology has the
ability to expand the available access to specialized surgeries in marginalized or rural communities.
26. Strack, Tabetha – Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI)
Brain-computer interfaces utilize actual brain signals and turn them into digital commands, offering users
the ability to control devices with their thoughts alone. I was able to find out that BCIs have shown
positive applications in cases of people dealing with paralysis, offering them a new assistive technology.
27. Takahama, Kao – AI Robot Romi
Romi is a social AI robot made to provide assistance with day to day activities, as well as provide
companionship, specifically for elderly users. I discovered that it has the ability to hold conversations,
monitor your health, as well as offer medication reminders to users.
28. Whitt, Amy – Pulsetto!
Pulsetto is a wearable device that stimulates the vagus nerve in order to lower stress levels and promote
better sleep. I found out that it is a non-invasive design that benefits users through therapy methods only
available in medical settings.
29. Wilson, Kaitlynn – Satellite Internet Constellations (Starlink, Kuiper, etc.)
Satellite constellations have the goal of delivering global internet coverage through the usage of
thousands of satellites placed within low Earth orbit. I discovered that this could be life changing for rural
and remote communities that struggle to maintain consistent internet access.
30. Winkler, Madison – Eversense365 CGM Monitor
The Eversense365 is the very first ever continuous glucose monitor that has the ability to last for up to
one year per implant. I found out that it stands out from traditional CGMs due to its ability to provide
long-term tracking for the management of diabetes in patients without requiring multiple sensor
replacements.
