The SparkWise Initiative focuses on empowering students and communities with sustainable energy solutions through innovation and skill development. Our project, Household Appliances Innovation Powered by Solar, trains students to recycle plastic and electronic waste to create affordable, solar-powered household appliances. By addressing electricity challenges, reducing environmental waste, and promoting renewable energy, the initiative fosters problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and a sustainable future for underserved communities.

InSpec is a patent-pending, accessible, and affordable spectrophotometer device designed to revolutionize water quality testing by detecting contaminants at its source. Our device works like a fire alarm, alerting users to potential water hazards before they become critical, enabling timely interventions and preventative measures. We align our mission with the UN Sustainable Development Goals of Good Health & Well-being and Clean Water & Sanitation, democratizing safe water access for all.

The project supplies free organic fertilizers to poor farmers in the Brazilian semiarid region, enabling agriculture productivity gains, reducing hunger and increasing income generation in needy communities. Also it provides education about the correct and productive use of organic fertilizers and composting techniques, spreading practices of sustainable agriculture and circular economy. Besides its social and economic objectives, the environment benefits from less organic residue disposals.

Spark is a highly developed prototype that provides comprehensive resources and engaging activities for children with autism while equipping caregivers and therapist with collaborative monitoring and configuration tools. The application embraces the unique needs of children on the spectrum, offering a safe and enriching environment for growth and development, advancing them at the appropriate pace, while providing key data to caregivers.

Swype is an assistive technology application, transforming how people with motor-neurodegenerative diseases operate their computer - from traditional devices like keyboards and mice to seamless gestures and voice commands. It leverages advanced computer-vision algorithms, including OpenCV, MediaPipe. By turning a smartphone camera into a functional input device, Swype eliminates the need for traditional tools like keyboards and mice, which can be difficult to use for those with conditions like Parkinson’s disease or arthritis.

History shapes our identity, our worldview, and our future. But what if the history we're taught is incomplete or one-sided? Many textbooks omit crucial perspectives, especially those of marginalized communities. This perpetuates harmful biases and limits our understanding of today’s challenges. Unfold4All is changing this. We create inclusive education through a unique curriculum and a podcast—“What Your History Textbook Left Out”—to amplify voices and stories from diverse backgrounds.

Since replanting is key to disaster recovery and/or preventing further catastrophe,we planted over 60 native trees and remediated soil using myco-remediation. Disaster recovery replanting necessitates knowledge, community and vision - our GreenifyAI design provides all 3 - geolocation adjusts output, image classification identifies threats, and API coordination shares key information. Other young people can replant and recover because GreenifyAI links them to community and key information.

Learning Quest is a global nonprofit transforming education for underprivileged children. It has provided over 14,000 books to nearly 22,000 children across countries such as the USA and India, supporting efforts to build libraries, improve classroom resources, and empower students with learning materials. This is complemented by an innovative platform that connects schools with global donors, creating meaningful, impactful support for education worldwide.