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Code for Emergency


Code for Emergency 1st Place
PupilPulse | USA Every six seconds, someone dies from diabetes, yet over 252 million people worldwide are currently living with the condition completely undiagnosed. Left undetected, undiagnosed diabetes frequently leads to severe nerve damage, autonomic neuropathy, and life-threatening medical emergencies. PupilPulse addresses this critical screening gap through an affordable, non-invasive medical device aligned with UN SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 10 (Reduced
Lauren Ouyang
Oct 271 min read


Code for Emergency 2nd Place
AZ EZ | USA AZ EZ is an emergency accessibility app inspired by Arizona, where a large rural population can face barriers to accessing critical information during emergencies. It uses live emergency data and AI to make alerts easier to understand based on each person’s needs and situation. Our goal is to make sure all people can access emergency information they can understand and act on when it matters most because everyone deserves access to emergency information.
Lauren Ouyang
Oct 271 min read


Code for Emergency 3rd Place
RapidAid | Cameroon RapidAid is a mobile first-aid and emergency-response application designed to help people take the right action during medical emergencies, especially in situations where professional help may take time to arrive. The project is currently being developed as an MVP focused initially on Douala, Cameroon. The app is built around three main goals: providing fast access to first-aid procedures, making emergency services easier to contact, and ensuring essential
Lauren Ouyang
Oct 272 min read
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