Congratulations to Winners and Finalists in the 2024 Challenge Season!

Here are the top competitors in the 2024-25 academic year NFTE World Series of Innovation.

Impact League - MetLife Foundation Good Health and Well-Being Challenge - 2024

The Challenge: Design a solution to promote high-quality access to physical and/or mental well-being in your community.

Winners

• First Place: , Meditel is an all-in-one medication management system designed to help users manage their medication schedules effectively. Submitted by Mischa (14) and Nikhil (16) Lemos from Navrachana Higher Secondary School in India! See their video here.
• Second Place: , WoundCorder is a smartphone app that uses LIDAR technology and advanced algorithms to provide affordable, accurate, and accessible 3D wound volume measurement for healthcare providers and patients. Submitted by Avery (13) and Mitchell (14) Liu from Brentwood School in California! See their video here.
• Third Place: , The MoodCube, an interactive sensory device that uses lights, music, and touch to help children with autism recognize and express their emotions. Submitted by Nimai Garg (16), Horton Zhu (16), Megan Yang (16), and Wayne Tse (16) from Monta Vista High School in California! See their video here.

Finalists

• Meditel (India), Meditel, an all-in-one medication management system, designed to help users manage their medication schedules effectively.
• Rememore (New Jersey, USA), RemeMore is an AI-powered AR smart glasses solution that enhances the safety, independence, and quality of life for dementia patients while reducing caregiver stress.
• Teenage Handbook (California, USA), THB, an online competition that encourages teens to digitally journal, accumulates a digital collection of artistic creations by teens, for teens, on teen issues
• AneurAID (Ohio, USA), AneurAID, a cheaper dynamic intrasaccular biodegradable polymer system crossing treatment with community accessibility while ensuring the well-being of aneurysm patients.
• WoundCorder (California, USA), WoundCorder is a smartphone app that uses LIDAR technology and advanced algorithms to provide affordable, accurate, and accessible 3D wound volume measurement for healthcare providers and patients.
• Care Room (California, USA), Care Room is a multifaceted app that fosters emotional support, community, and personal growth for young cancer patients through meaningful connections, AI-powered guidance, and engaging educational resources.
• ASPT: Accelerated Skin Prick Test (India), aSPT: An accessible, cost-effective, and accelerated diagnostic test of allergies that incorporates image recognition AI and minimally-invasive cost engineering to be both safely and accurately administered anywhere.
• Shower Saver (California, USA), Shower Saver, is a voice-control shower accessory that empowers elderly, disabled, and mobility-impaired individuals to control their shower independently, enhancing safety, comfort, and accessibility while promoting personal dignity and autonomy.
• The MoodCube (California, USA), MoodCube, is an interactive sensory device that uses lights, music, and touch to help children with autism recognize and express their emotions.
• Smart Crutch (Taiwan), A smart crutch complete with built-in customized plans for recovery and improvement with all information accessible through a mobile application.