With a steady rise in the number of independent artists and more musicians demanding more ownership of their work, collaboration and community have never been more crucial for up and coming artists in the music industry.
A team of student entrepreneurs at Georgia Tech has developed a do-it-yourself hybrid mask and face shield to help people stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
On Saturday, May 16, nine teams comprised of Emory University and Georgia Tech students pitched solutions to Covid-19 problems in the final round of the EGHI/GT HACK Covid-19 virtual hackathon. Teams presented innovative product ideas to a group of judges from the tech, business, and healthcare fields.
CREATE-X at Georgia Tech announced that Crescendo, an AI-powered interactive music trainer that facilitates focused practice and immediate feedback, has been acquired by Ultimate Guitar, the world’s largest guitar community that provides chords and tabs for more than 1.1 million songs to 240 million users.
Ethos Medical, a startup founded by Georgia Tech engineering alumni, was recently awarded a $225,000 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Small Business Innovation Research program.
CREATE-X at Georgia Tech announced that Amazon will support student startups and promote innovation in voice technology across campus through the Alexa Fund Fellowship. Georgia Tech is the fifth university awarded support through the Alexa Fund with the purpose of advancing voice-based technology.
Earlier this year, third-year Georgia Tech computer science (CS) student Piyush Kancharlawar and his teammates were on the verge of crushing it with a 3D scanner that reveals a person’s muscle mass and body fat.
Six years ago, Kipp Kofsky purchased Arcadian Services, a 40-year-old, family-owned and operated chemical manufacturer in Florence, Alabama.