INNOVAIT 2017: WInners
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Best Social Impact App:
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Best User Experience Design:
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INNOVAIT 2017: Final-ROUND TOP 8 FINALISTS
Finalists for this year's competition (organized alphabetically by App Name in each category):
GROUPS [4]
BitConnections
Waukesha County Technical College Alexander Hayes, Joshua Strait Description: The BitConnections Journal App is targeted at students who need to take notes on the go. The app allows students to create journal entries that contain images and format text. It also allows for the user to download the journal entries as a pdf file. (The University Experience) Technology Platform: Mobile - PhoneGap (JS) Mentor: Matt Green 
Campus Hitchhiker
Marquette University Aric Miller, Grant von der Lippe, Henry Mierzwa Description: University-specific rideshare app that allows students to post and request rides to and from different locations with varying types of compensation. (The University Experience) Technology Platform: Mobile - Native iOS (Swift) Mentor: Ivor Addo 
Invight
University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Jonathan Lipsky, Tyler Kraning, Dillon O'Donnell Description: A central hub for finding and creating events. (Social Innovation) Technology Platform: Mobile - Native Android (Java) Mentor: Ivor Addo 
KSWM
Marquette University Dakota Schmidt, Jeremy Rodriguez Description: This App helps instructors of martial arts courses to manage their classes and promote communication between students. The App acts as a mobile platform for managing and promoting martial arts. (Social Innovation) Technology Platform: Mobile - Xamarin Android (C#) Mentor: Ivor Addo |
INDIVIDUALS [3]
Active ByStander
Marquette University Mallory McGinty Description: Active Bystander is a crowd-sourced social safety app geared toward college students. Each feature was designed to help solve a safety-related issue that students are concerned about. These features include: an Incident Log where students can share incidents they witness occurring on campus, a Map/Alert function which allows students to alert other users when they are in need of assistance, emergency call functions, and a Photo Search that lets uses upload images and search our catfish/scam registry. (Social Innovation) Technology Platform: Mobile - Native iOS (Swift) Mentor: Ivor Addo 
Lic
Marquette University Tyler Sucharzewski Description: Lic is best described as a location-based photo sharing app that breaks down typical social media barriers. Users have the ability to view photos that were uploaded at their current location, vote for the best ones, as well as upload their own photos, all anonymously. This allows for users to share their photos with anyone, without the need for followers beforehand. Every location has its own feed of photos, and the app updates in real time without the need for "refreshing". Top voted photos will be sorted to the top of the feed, while photos with too many down-votes will be deleted. Other features of the app include AI recognition for automatically generated tags, as well as the ability to "peek" at other locations to preview their feed before ever arriving. (Social Innovation) Technology Platform: Mobile - Native iOS (Swift) Mentor: Ivor Addo 
WiredGarden
Marquette University Sam Wesley Description: The WiredGarden is an automated garden that maintains itself based on IoT sensor outputs. (The Next Big Thing) Technology Platform: Hardware - IoT Mentor: Monica Adya |
INNOVAIT 2017: First-Round Finalists
Finalists for this year's competition (in no specific order):
Group Finalists [4]
JUDGES
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Individual Finalists [9]
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