The InnoVision Awards program announced on Sept. 25 its finalists for this years awards recognizing innovation in South Carolina.<\/p>\n
The awards began in 1999 with the mission to highlight, promote and foster innovation in the Upstate, said Amy Robichaud, board chair of the InnoVision Awards.Around 10 years ago, the awards expanded to cover all of South Carolina.<\/p>\n
The categories for the awards, Robichaud said, are meant to encompass businesses of all sizes and stages, community organizations and educational institutions.New to this years categories were ones recognizing innovation around confronting COVID-19 that included technology research, technology application and community service.<\/p>\n
We thought that we would possibly get some entries related to COVID-19 this year, but it was a very special circumstance, said Robichaud. A lot of companies and organizations were being extremely innovative, pivoting, responding to community needs we thought that it would be a good thing to highlight that with a special category to showcase and celebrate the innovators in South Carolina who really stepped up to the challenge during this crisis.<\/p>\n
In the weeks leading up to the winners being announced at a Nov. 17, ceremony, each Tuesday at 4 p.m. InnoVision will host a series of online gatherings to celebrate the finalists. Those began Sept. 29 and will run until Oct. 20. You can sign up for the virtual events at innovisionawards.org.<\/p>\n
Aravis Biotech Greenville, SC<\/p>\n
Blinktbi Charleston, SC<\/p>\n
Techtronic Industries Power Equipment Anderson, SC<\/p>\n
Know2 Gaffney, SC<\/p>\n
StartME Spartanburg Spartanburg, SC<\/p>\n
Union County Library System Union, SC<\/p>\n
Agulus Inc. Greenville, SC<\/p>\n
Clemson Universitys Composite Center Greenville, SC<\/p>\n
Delta Bravo Artificial Intelligence Rock Hill, SC<\/p>\n
Clemson Universitys Foam Recycling Center<\/p>\n
Sonoco Products Company Hartsville, SC<\/p>\n
tForm, Inc. Williamston, SC<\/p>\n
Oversight, Inc. Greenville, SC<\/p>\n
Stand Yourself Up LLC Anderson, SC<\/p>\n
Verifyii Intelligent Identification Greenville, SC<\/p>\n
IT-oLogy Columbia, SC<\/p>\n
Spartanburg Community College Spartanburg, SC<\/p>\n
VR Mondi Clemson, SC<\/p>\n
Blue Eye Soft Corp Greer, SC<\/p>\n
Hoowaki LLC Greenville, SC<\/p>\n
LANCR Health Technologies<\/p>\n
Clemson Autonomous Systems Team (Clemson University Mechanical Engineering) Clemson, SC<\/p>\n
Negative Pressure Chamber Project (Clemson University Bioengineering) Clemson, SC<\/p>\n
Covid Microbead Screening Project (Clemson University Chemistry) Clemson, SC<\/p>\n
Covid Biomarker Detection Test Project (Clemson University Bioengineering) Clemson, SC<\/p>\n
SaveMAPS Clemson, SC<\/p>\n
United Way of the Piedmont Spartanburg, SC<\/p>\n
Clemson Universitys Watt Family Innovation Center Clemson, SC<\/p>\n
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