Harish Batra, M.S. Data Science ’26 – Owlview
Owlview gives land acquisition teams something they’ve never had: speed, depth, and structure, all in one place. Instead of digging through thousands of pages of zoning codes and public records, land brokers and developers can filter sites by what they want to build, then use an AI agent to surface and synthesize exactly the right information for their deal in minutes, not weeks.
Kirti Chintalapudi, MBA ’27 – Hofintech
At Hofintech, we make asset and maintenance engineering data a reliable foundation for U.S. LNG and Oil & Gas operators, solving one of the costliest problems in the industry. We pair deep expert services with purpose-built software to deliver enduring data integrity from project handover through operations. We bring four decades of energy expertise to the next wave of U.S. energy infrastructure.
Ikenna Egbosimba, MBA ’27 – Alpha Signal
Alpha Signal is a revenue intelligence platform for finance leaders at PE-backed B2B SaaS companies. It unifies billing, CRM, and accounting data into live dashboards and AI-driven alerts that replace the manual flash reports that finance teams spend hours assembling each week.
Mojan Esmaeillou, M.S. Mechanical Engineering ’30 – RealCooL
RealCooL improves how human milk is prepared for families who rely on pumped and stored milk by preserving its biological quality while simplifying the feeding process. Current warming methods are often slow and inconsistent, risking overheating and damage to the bioactive components that support infant health. RealCooL brings milk to body temperature in about one minute, helping protect its natural benefits while reducing complexity and stress in the pump-to-feed workflow. By supporting both milk quality and caregiver experience, RealCooL delivers better outcomes for babies and greater confidence for families.
Ayden Fisher, MBA ’28 – ProtoFlow
The AI-powered tool that handles the boring parts of EDA so you don’t have to.
Jacoby Norton, MBA ’27 – PANELS INC.
For “Dungeon Masters” (DMs) who experience difficulty aligning their players on a shared vision, Panels Inc provides a scene composition tool that eliminates re-description and builds true table immersion. We allow DMs to effortlessly layer characters, backgrounds, and audio into consistent, reusable scenes, leveraging an asset organization and composition system that no other storytelling tool offers.
Eddie Zhou, B.S. Data Science ’29 – Pinpoint Irrigation
For commercial property managers and developers facing rising utility costs and complex installations, Pinpoint Irrigation provides a hardware-focused solution that revolutionizes water management. Using patent pending variable spray distance technology, our system “prints” water to define exact turf edges, eliminating the 50% waste common in traditional systems. By replacing miles of underground piping with intelligent, high-resolution hardware, we reduce installation infrastructure by more than 70%—delivering pristine landscapes with surgical precision and zero overspray.
Dr. Sofia Hurtado, PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering ’25 – Saight
Saight is building a real-time AI assistant for colonoscopy that enhances polyp detection during colorectal cancer screening. By providing precise, pixel-level segmentation rather than simple detection flags, Saight supports more accurate clinical decisions and earlier intervention in one of the world’s most preventable yet deadly cancers.
Aditya Holla, B.S. Statistics and Data Science ’28 – ElixirFolio
Students are earning meaningful income earlier than ever through internships and early careers, yet most of it sits idle in checking accounts because every existing platform has taught them the wrong mental model: that investing means picking stocks. The result is a generation that either doesn’t invest at all, approaches it as speculation, or underperforms the market through panic selling. This is important now because students collectively hold over $1.7 trillion in debt while the wealth gap widens, and they have no access to the institutional-grade tools that have always separated the wealthy from everyone else. The timing is right because the infrastructure to solve this, including proven portfolio models, brokerage APIs, and AI-driven decision support, finally exists at consumer scale.
Rishik Kolpekwar, B.S. Computer Science ’29 – MedMorphIQ
Current cancer grading is heavily reliant on manual, subjective analysis by pathologists, leading to high inter-observer variability and potential diagnostic errors. This inconsistency can result in over-treatment or under-treatment for patients, directly impacting survival rates. As global cancer cases rise, the pathology workforce is facing a severe shortage and an overwhelming backlog of slides. Standardizing this process through AI is now a clinical necessity to reduce burnout and human error in critical diagnoses.
