Mental Health Application: Mental health on university campuses, including Penn, has been brought further into the spotlight in recent years. This projects focuses on creating a web application (and eventually a mobile application) that administers widely accepted and comprehensive mental health surveys to categorize users based on the results, and direct them to the appropriate university resources. This system is the first comprehensive mental health app to assess student risk for anxiety and depression and will help students better understand their mental health situation.

Application Based Robot: In recent years, consumer robots have begun to segue into the household. One of the main issues with consumer robots today is that they are limited in scope: they are either centered around one application or function as toys. This project aims to develop a small cylindrically shaped consumer robot, APRo, that incorporates a camera system, lights, wireless communication, and other capabilities. Users will also have the option to create, share, and download programs onto the robot to expand the scope of its application.

Quantinvest: The aim of this project is to make a tool which can be used by retail investors to take advantage of the most prominent literature in investment theory. We are aiming the product towards retail investors, given they have limited access to professional investment management tools from major investment banks and investment management firms. Various accepted algorithms are used to organize and suggest portfolios to the users.

PitcherUp!: A Pitching Training Sleeve: This project seeks to design a wearable device and accompanying user interface that help train aspiring baseball pitchers. Often, a coach wants a pitcher to throw the ball to a desired location at home plate. This product can evaluate whether a pitcher’s practiced pitch arrives at this location. The device can also analyze the pitcher's form to detect whether the motion may lead to future injuries.