Corporate Citizenship — Solve for Tomorrow US
summary
Three student teams present concrete prototypes and metrics: Project Phoenix uses ArcGIS live-fire maps to alert homeowners within a 15-mile radius and triggers Raspberry Pi–controlled eave sprinklers loaded with a 20‑gallon “FossCheck” mix (80% water, 10% phosphorus, 10% antioxidants) for six minutes to bridge the first‑responder gap. A football sensor prototype uses two accelerometers, a lithium battery, Bluetooth and open‑source Arduino/MIT App Inventor code for ~$70 parts. A classroom WebVR social‑skills tool runs in a browser with scripted lessons and plans for facial‑expression ML.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:46Project Phoenix wildfire app
- 16:06Head Safe concussion sensor
- 25:54Virtual reality social skills app
- 37:06Closing and call to action
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