Claremont Accelerator's Demo Day

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Hello everyone! With Prof. Izbicki's permission, I wanted to share with you an invitation to the Claremont Accelerator's first Demo Day. You can find more details below:

​Date:

• November 22nd

​Time:

• ​4:30 PM - 5:30 PM: Startup Pitches

• ​5:30 PM - 6:00 PM: Networking Session (snacks and drinks will be provided)

Luma link:

• https://lu.ma/do6yqegg

​Location:

• LC62 (Freeburg Forum) [Under the Kube]

​Featured Startups:

1. ​GlamUp (Cohort I) – Alongside her co-founder YC '21, Nicole Cheung '25 is building a personalized AI beauty app. Glam Up provides facial analysis, color analysis, makeup guides, and product recommendations. Since April, the app has been downloaded more than 200k times.

2. ​ArtHub (Cohort I) – Alongside a team of six, Ian Baime ‘24 is building a network of communities for creatives to share their work directly with other artists, experts, galleries, schools, and employers - all free from modern AI. Arthub is in partnership with the University of the Arts London.

3. ​Stratos V. (Cohort I) – Tony and Albert are working with Hedge Funds and VC Firms, providing them with custom-made full-stack AI products. They leverage machine learning to improve internal operational efficiencies and pricing algorithms. Previous clients have over 23B AUM.

4. ​Brain (Cohort I) – Jonny ’25 (Ex-Goldman) and Claire ‘25 (TIME awardee) are building an AI T.A. toolkit to save time for professors and help students learn. They have launched a pilot program at Harvey Mudd College this semester. They are being advised by the inventor of R.

5. ​​InternHub – Developed by a team of six seniors at Harvey Mudd, and sponsored by the HIVE and HMC's Clinic program, Internhub is an AI-powered online platform to guide students through the software engineering recruiting process. Their integrated solution offers alumni referral matching, interview simulations, a crowd-sourced application system, and more.

6. ​​ExploraVist – ExploraVist is an affordable, AI-driven device designed for the visually impaired. Easily attachable to any pair of glasses, ExploraVist reliably provides detailed descriptions of the user’s surroundings in just seconds. With ultra-low production costs—under $50 compared to the industry standard of several hundred dollars—ExploraVist offers industry-competitive performance at a fraction of the typical cost.