It was an honor to have the presence of Isaac Assa, president and founder of ILAN, and Einat Kranz Neiger, the Israeli Ambassador to Mexico, who participated in the award ceremony of this special edition. The students presented innovative projects in key areas such as health, technology, and sustainability.
After a thorough analysis, the three finalist projects were:
Aqua Nova: An autonomous vessel equipped with advanced sensors to measure water quality, providing personalized solutions through artificial intelligence and ensuring safe conditions with its meteorological network.
LabAligner: A prototype for the static alignment of lower limb prostheses, contributing to the improvement of the quality of life for those who require such devices.
Low-Cost Pulse Oximeter: An affordable and non-invasive device that promises to transform diagnosis and the prevention of complications in the healthcare system.
These projects demonstrate how university innovation can have a real impact on society. At ILAN, we continue to promote the creativity and entrepreneurship that will shape the future.
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