The MIT Hacking Medicine D.C. Grand Hack brought together bright minds from many discipines to innovate on Samsung technology.
Most veterans go without access to quality care, but team SAIF's AI solution supports them before they are in crisis.
CrowdAid's award-winning app could help uninsured veterans access the healthcare they need.
Proper diagnosis of Parkinson's disease is key to appropriate early intervention. KeyWatch has a technological solution.
According to Suzanne Shirley, public agencies' collaboration with private industry is critical to effective healthcare innovation.
This August Samsung, MIT, Atlas Research and the VHA will host another Grand Hack competition for veterans' healthcare.
Simulacron won a Samsung Breakthroughs That Matter award for improving data accessibility to predict and prevent cancer with AI applications.
Match Perch was a winner of Samsung's Breakthroughs That Matter award for improving access to mental health support for veterans.
MIT's Hacking Medicine Grand Hack event will leverage Samsung mobile technology to improve access to quality veteran healthcare.
At this year's Galaxy Note8 Hackathon, attendees showed off their creative application design skills to address B2B challenges.