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UGA engineering students win product pitch contest - Vimarsana News

UGA engineering students win product pitch contest

Garrett Stigall and Guy Gober claim a $10 thousand prize.

Pool Protection Technologies founders make big splash in 2024 FABricate pitch contest - Vimarsana News

Pool Protection Technologies founders make big splash in 2024 FABricate pitch contest

Another successful cycle of the University of Georgia’s FABricate Entrepreneurial Initiative wrapped up Tuesday night at the Delta Innovation Hub, with a sustainable pool-maintenance solution winning the $10,000 grand prize. Pool Protection Technologies, founded by UGA College of Engineering students Garrett Stigall and Guy Gober, highlighted its high-quality sound amplifying machine (SAM) that treats algae growth in pools.

Source: uga.edu
GRIT CONFERENCE 2024: The Creative Coast hosts Startup Stage Pitch Competition to spotlight and support local tech entrepreneurs - Vimarsana News

GRIT CONFERENCE 2024: The Creative Coast hosts Startup Stage Pitch Competition to spotlight and support local tech entrepreneurs

The Creative Coast, a local organization committed to catalyzing the innovation economy in coastal Georgia, will soon host their annual GRIT Conference, taking place Feb....

Plantfi grows above and beyond at UGA student entrepreneur competition - Vimarsana News

Plantfi grows above and beyond at UGA student entrepreneur competition

Plantfi, a novel system to track plant moisture, sunlight and overall houseplant health, is the winner of University of Georgia’s 2023 FABricate Entrepreneurial Initiative competition. Alex Breazu, the UGA mechanical engineering student who leads Plantfi, got the idea while on his own “plant parent” journey, during which he overwatered and killed his fair share of houseplants.

Source: uga.edu