Imagine Cup Innovation Accelerator: Team Brazil Presentation - virtualEye

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A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of watching the top 6 teams from Imagine Cup 2006 present their innovations to a panel of industry experts. For two weeks, these 6 teams were provided with extensive training focusing on how to take their applications to the next level: to market. This two week "event" is known as Innovation Accelerator and the purpose is to help teams understand and develop a business plan (of course, not all teams plan to "sell" their applications, but all of them were excited to learn about how to present their innovations in a way that will appeal to business folks, like, you know, venture capitalists and the like).

Here, team Brazil presents their technology to an audience of their peers and a panel of experts (who ask questions after the presentation). What awesome technology did Team Brazil create? Tune in and see.

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