Meet the 2022 Techcelerator student project teams (both Techcelerator-2022 teams and Hacking for National Security teams), learn more about their projects, and what inspired their prototype/solution development.

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Light for Sight Team

Light for Sight

Chief Technology Officer: HeeChan Kwon

Team members: Mina Jang and Ki hyun Son

Light For Sight is a key technology that adds harmony to future innovation and for rapidly developing smart IoT cities. Light for sight is a project for visually impaired people that implements based on 'Deep Tech' technologies on 'White Cane' by self-pairing our product easily.

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Heary

Chief Technology Officer: Bhavya Popli

Team member: Mohanisha Mehra

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Heary is an AI and Machine Learning based solution that helps sufferers of tinnitus reduce the impact of their symptoms, and helps prevents younger audiences from developing tinnitus at an early age. With 1 in 5 Australian suffering from tinnitus, we are passionate about helping reduce the impact of tinnitus through our advances in technology, and help make the world a better place with less problems for all of us.

Zlight team photo

zLight

Chief Technology Officer: Bavly Hanna

Team member: Vivian Farah

We propose data-driven AI techniques to cut energy consumption, cost and create an app to notify commuters of congestion, emergencies, power failure of streetlights.

Microfluidic team photo

Microfluidic solution for cell-based therapy

Chief Technology Officer: Dorsa Morshedi Rad

Team member: Majid Ebrahimi Warkiani

 

We are developing a low-cost solution for efficient engineering of patients own immune cells to better recognize and attack cancer cells.

Gitarth and Saloni, the Intelligent scanners team

Intelligent Scanners

Chief Technology Officer: Gitarth Vaishnav

Team member: Saloni  Desai

 
SSD zeroisation team, Thorne Blackman and Doruk Baran

Solid State Hard Drive (SSD) Zeroisation

Team members: Thorne Blackman and Doruk Baran

 

Australian Defence Force (ADF) Cyber Operators need reusable Solid State Drives (SSDs) that can be zeroised (i.e., permanently delete data and verified) in order to ensure security of classified and sensitive data.

 
Becoming a Smart Manager of Technical Data and IP Rights team

Becoming a Smart Manager of Technical Data and IP Rights

Team members: Christopher Lee, Da Cheng Gu, Kalia Weate and Reece Malanos

Defence representatives need a comprehensive, standardised way to manage technical data and associated intellectual property rights to enable Defence to meet its operational requirements and obligations (e.g., financial, security, capability acquisition and sustainment, legal, etc.).

 
Techcelerator team - Australian civilian and Defence information exchange for Space domain awareness

Australian civilian and Defence information exchange for Space domain awareness

Team members: Gaayathiri Shanmugarajah, Jacob Rochecouste,  Alexander Harb and Reece Vernon

Australian Defence Space Command (DSpC) need an interoperability tool/framework that allows Defence to exchange space environment information with their Australian civilian counterparts in order to co-develop a national space surveillance enterprise.