I2P UT Austin: 2002 Entries & Winners

2002 I2P® UT Austin Entries and Award-Winners

Eleven teams competed in the semi-final rounds, from which four teams were sent to the final round. Following are details on all of the entries.

Finalists

First Place
Product	Filtrolution
Team Members	Francisco Serna (Biomedical Engineering), Kiley Miller (Chemistry)
Filtroution is an improved water purification process using state of the art surface modification technology. Filter surfaces are modified to selectively enhance removal of the most problematic contaminants at each water plant.

Second Place
Product	Amazing Screen
Team Members	Mark Cavazos (Architectural Engineering), Matt Cavazos
Amazing Screen is designed to protect any building or structure made out of brick from insects, rodents, snakes, etc. from entering through the "Weep Holes".

Third Place (tie)
Product	WOOL
Team Members	Anuj Khare (Electrical Engineering), Anupam Rostogi (Computer Science)
WOOL is an innovative wireless organizer and object locator. WOOL addresses the issue of time wasted in looking for small objects that have been misplaced the issue of time wasted looking for small objects that have been misplaced.

Third Place (tie)
Product	PaintMag PM-1
Team Members	Donnie Vanelli (Mechanical Engineering), Daryl Wright (Law), Ana Caroline Pereira (Business), Jay Casey (Mechanical Engineering), Eric Munn (Mechanical Engineering), Mark Rangel (Mechanical Engineering)
The PaintMag PM-1 is a magazine-fed paintball gun with novel features not currently present on existing paintball guns.

Semi-Finalists

Product	ActiveIntersect
Team Members	Steve Wotring (Computer Science)
ActiveIntersect bridges the gap between disparate, hetergeneous databases facilitating time-sensitive actions when matches are made between a plurality of data sources.

Product	Capacitor-Doublet
Team Members	Kunal Jain (Computer Sciences), Palkesh Jain (IIT Bombay, Electrical Engineering), Sidhartha Goyal (IIT Bombay, Electrical Engineering)
Almost all electronic functions essentially require waveform shaping. This group proposes to do such waveform shaping by the use of conventional MIS capacitors.

Product	Electronic Journal
Team Members	Ali Nauman Niaz
Electronic Journal is an electronic diary that can be accessed through the web, pda or software on a personal computer. It will include a personal diary, calendar of dates.

Product	EnaBowl Bowling Device
Team Members	Anshuman Cherala (Mechanical Engineering), Aparajit Pratap (Mechanical Engineering), Dhruv Gajaria (Mechanical Engineering), Sameer Kotasthane (Mechanical Engineering)
The EnaBowl Bowling Device is a recrational device for young people with severe/limited motor and mental disabilities to help them enjoy the experiences of bowling.

Product	EnTell
Team Members	Subramanyam Mallela (Computer Sciences), Shiv Prasad Behera (University of Virginia, Computer Science), Ravindra Jaju (IIT Bombay, Engineering)
EnTell, Inc. provides products aimed at keeping a companies critical internet related networks functioning at maximum capacity.

Product	Vista
Team Members	Kanhai Kapadia (Electrical & Computer Engineering), Keyur Parekh (Computer Sciences)
Vista is a unique hardware & software solution to meet the point of sale and back office needs of the hospitality industry.

Product	xTracy
Team Members	Youngin Shin (Computer Sciences), Anthony Thane (Electrical & Computer Engineering)
xTracy is a framework in which users can build and manage web contents based on their 'sematics'.

Hosts

Partners and Sponsors

Selig Fund in Entrepreneurial Studies

Roden Center of Entrepreneurship