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Muzi is a Wolox Innovation labs project founded at Singularity University. Through its integrated platform that combines smartphone sensors, diagnostic testing, and AI, Muzi aims to use collective intelligence to improve accessibility, accuracy, and cost-efficiency of health diagnostics.

Its Uber-like model incentivizes and empowers ordinary citizens to become “testers” (administrators) to others, with the intention of encouraging medical check-ups and improving early diagnosis u. Ultimately, saving the lives of billions.

The Image Recognition is built on OpenCV. We built a firebase backend with a small Node server to shorten the development time.

Established to solve the issue of dead end traffic and extreme pollution, Green Commuter is the only all-electric vanpool provider in California and the first company to combine vanpooling and car sharing in the US.

The application provides a shared commute in an electric vehicle to solve the transportation problem in big cities as well as promote the importance of environmental care. Its goal is to help alleviate traffic and reduce the cost of commuting by maximizing the use of zero-emission fleet with the latest technology.

Wolox is developing Green Commuter´s web and Native mobile (iOS and Android) applications.

Syrmo is one of our in-house innovation projects and the first IoT device designed for skateboarders to track and analyze their performance.

The custom designed motion sensor attached to the board constantly detects and registers the skater’s movements and style, sending the information via Bluetooth low energy to the mobile platform.

This allows the user to keep track of their sessions, create 3D playbacks and slow motion videos on their phone as well as share their performance with their online community.

The University of California San Francisco (UCSF) ranks among the best in the world for their medical research and within the top five in the United States. We have been collaborating with UCSF since 2014 on on various healthcare and medical research projects - one of them being PRIME.

PRIME (Personalized Real-Time Intervention for Motivational Enhancement) is a mobile application that seeks to provide patients with on-demand coaching from clinicians, tools to meet treatment goals, and a social network of  young people facing similar challenges with their mental health. The application is specifically designed to target reward-processing impairments and enhance motivation.

PRIME’s ultimate purpose is to provide a safe, supportive community for patients while encouraging them to achieve goals that improve their quality of life.