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Announcing the Demos Selected for the 2019 US Ignite Application Summit

We’re happy to announce the demonstrations appearing at the 2019 US Ignite Application Summit.  These demos feature some of the most promising advancements from our cohort of smart city partners throughout the year and demonstrate the transformative potential of investments in the local innovation economy.

Be sure to register and book travel for the Summit now!. We can’t wait to see you in Denver

Stage Demonstrations

 

Stage demonstrations will run as part of the morning main programming track, mixed in at different times during the morning of April 2nd and 3rd.  Exact times will be announced as part of the US Ignite Application Summit Online Program.

  • Cipher (Sandpit, Adelaide South Australia) – A platform for personalizing the archival experience of important cultural heritage.
  • GonioSense (UW-Madison, Madison WI) – Real-Time telerehabilitation with doctors enabled through wearable devices and edge computing.
  • iNotify (Plano Intelligence, Richardson TX) – Real-Time notification of weapons detected in video feeds through machine learning.
  • Live 360 VR Video for STEM Education (LEVR Studios, Raleigh NC) – Innovative rural project linking rural students to world-class STEM educators.
  • Real-Time Drone Streaming (Triangle UAS, Wilson NC) – Enhance the safety and outcomes for disaster management and response. (Shown in photo above)
  • Resilient Water Systems (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities) – Integrating smart & connected tech to ensure safe drinking water for communities.
  • SEEC Harlem (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities) – A novel community-owned edge cloud that is more secure, energy efficient and low cost.

 

Booth Demonstrations

Our demonstration teams will be presenting their innovative solutions, live on the Expo Floor on April 2nd from 4pm-7pm, and April 3rd from 4pm-5:30pm.  This is an amazing opportunity to interact with the development teams, try our their solutions, and foster a further discussion for bringing these solutions to your community.

 

  • Athlete’s AI (Athlete AI, Adelaide South Australia) – Real-time machine learning algorithms to provide on the spot feedback to improve athletic performance.
  • Blockchain to Protect the Vote (Hathority, Phoenix AZ) – Employing blockchain to provide a more secure and trusted voting environment.
  • Building a Smart City Economy and Information Ecosystem to Motivate Pro-Social Transportation Behavior. (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities)
  • Building Empathy with Better Infrastructure Solutions (Gigabit Girls, Urbana-Champaign IL) – Achieving better outcomes for disasters through data analytics.
  • Building Safe and Secure Communities through Real-Time Edge Video Analytics (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities)
  • Canned Solution: Smart Trash, Smarter City (Hathority, Phoenix AZ) – Cities save money and improve quality of service for residents through the guided waste pickup.
  • Chattanooga Smart Community Collaborative (UTC, Chattanooga TN) – Constructing a smart city test-bed through community partnerships.
  • Cipher (Sandpit, Adelaide South Australia) – A platform for personalizing the archival experience of important cultural heritage.
  • Code Shepherd (Burlington VT) – Enabling better software engineering education through real-time collaborative programming environments.
  • Collaborative Research: Smoothing Traffic via Energy-efficient Autonomous Driving. (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities)
  • Community on Multimodality: Participatory Action, Service, and Support. (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities)
  • Community Workforce Development through Augmented Reality STEM Learning Experiences. (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities)
  • Docity Healthcare Grid (Docity, Chattanooga, TN) – Secure telehealth suite that uses ultra-low latency to create “as in office” experiences.
  • Dynamic Maps of Smart and Connected Cities (LocaleIQ, San Francisco CA) – Merging real-time data with rich city maps.
  • Edge-Accelerated Mobile VR (UW- Madison, Madison WI) – Edge accelerated streaming VR experience enable through Paradrop and MOVR.
  • Educational Equity VR (Virtual Training Solutions, Eugene-Springfield, OR) – Increasing equity in education through teacher training in virtual environments.
  • Emotive Virtual Patient (UTD, Richardson TX) – Enhancing medication training through live instructor feedback during the examination of a virtual patient.
  • EV Charging Network Creation (SAASCharge, NC Ignite NC) – Platform for creating a crowdsource electric vehicle charging solution.
  • GonioSense (UW-Madison, Madison WI) – Real-Time telerehabilitation with doctors enabled through wearable devices and edge computing.
  • iNotify (Plano Intelligence, Richardson TX) – Real-Time notification of weapons detected in video feeds through machine learning.
  • Integrating Heterogeneous Wide-Area Networks and Advanced Data Science to Bridge the Digital Divide in Rural Emergency Preparedness and Response. (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities)
  • Just-In-Time Training for First Responders (Just-In-Time VR, Austin TX) – Enable on-demand training for first responders on expensive or access limited equipment through VR.
  • Learning Portals (Burlington, VT) – Secure virtual presence environment for educators.
  • Live 360 VR Video for STEM Education (LEVR Studios, Raleigh NC) – Innovative rural project linking rural students to world-class STEM educators.
  • Overcoming Social and Technical Barriers for the Broad Adoption of Smart Stormwater Systems. (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities)
  • Plugging in Real-Time Data into City Operations (Raleigh NC) – Unifying data sources to create a common operating picture for city managers.
  • Public Safety Virtual Reality (NIST PSCR, Boulder CO) – Demonstrating a suite of VR tools for training Public Safety officials.
  • Real-Time Algorithms and Software Systems for Heterogeneous Data Driven Policing of Social Harm. (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities)
  • Real-Time Drone Streaming (Triangle UAS, Wilson NC) – Enhance the safety and outcomes for disaster management and response.
  • SEEC Harlem (NSF, Smart and Connected Communities) – A novel community-owned edge cloud that is more secure, energy efficient and low cost.
  • Sociotechnical Systems to Enable Smart and Connected Energy-Aware Residential Communities.
  • Space-time Tracking of Vehicles (GaTech, Atlanta GA) – Real-Time vehicle recognition and tracking through video machine learning.
  • Stop & Freeze (Flint, MI) – Using audio/video effects to mitigate danger in active-shooter scenarios.
  • Subsurface Urban Mapping and Monitoring with AR (UVM/UTC, Burlington VT & Chattanooga TN) – Merging ground penetrating radar data with Augmented Reality displays for better urban management.
  • Virtual Permit Center (Symbium, San Francisco CA) – Accelerating Development using Computational Law
  • Water NIPA (Internode, Adelaide South Australia) – Water pipe breakage detection system in sprawling suburban networks.
  • ZenCity (Zencity, San Francisco CA) – Using AI to help cities better understand resident engagement to make data-driven decisions.
  • Harlem CPEC