Come hear the latest new venture ideas coming out of UT Austin at the Texas Moot Corp Semifinals on Wed, Feb. 3 from 4 PM – 7 PM in CBA 2.202, CBA 3.202 and CBA 6.420 of the McCombs School of Business on the University of Texas at Austin campus. Thirteen teams will compete in three divisions. A wireless non-contact vital signs monitoring system, a richer way to experience sports broadcasts on TV and a web portal for medical tourism are some of the ideas being pitched. Come cheer on your favorite UT team. You’ll come away inspired to start your own venture.

Presentation Schedule

Division I – CBA 6.420

4:00 PM	Digital Proctor
	Digital Proctor is revolutionizing online education with a novel internet identification technology. We have a signed letter of intent from our first customer; an act of Congress forcing our market to consider using us; a patent filed on our core techniques; and a demo proving our technology actually works.
	Andrew Mills, Hyunji Lim

4:35 PM	Docanytime
	Docanytime is an exciting offering for consumers that gives them 24/7 access to physicians from the comfort of their living room anywhere in the world to learn about their medical conditions and use them as a resource for a second opinion or to guide them as they navigate through the healthcare system.
	Murthy Gedala, Balsu Thandu, Ramesh Danala

5:10 PM	RookieCast
	RookieCast provides a richer way to experience sports broadcasts on TV. Game announcing is largely unchanged from its origins in the 1960s: almost all games follow the 2-person play-by-play and color commentator format. RookieCast provides new and interesting takes on commentary from game announcers calling games through the web.
	Cameron Houser

5:45 PM	Hippo Bubble Games
	HBG educational software empowers children to learn on their own terms in a fun flexible environment. Our software applications are based on children’s natural learning processes and include three platforms: narrative-based games, sandbox environments and interactive modes. Our first product immerses children in a fun world of computer programming concepts.
	Manette Fisher, Daniel Krawisz, Cabe Lindsay, Jason Wohlfahrt

Division II – Legacy Events Room, CBA 3.202  

4:00 PM	MBAbenchmark
	MBAbenchmark enables MBAs to benchmark themselves against their peers, research hiring trends and find compelling job opportunities while giving recruiters an effective way to quickly filter, rank and connect with candidates according to custom criteria.
	Kathleen Voboril, Randall Crowder, Conor Collins, Aaron Butler

4:35 PM	Oculus Corporation
	Oculus Corporation is a service company providing wireless non-contact vital signs monitoring and medical alert systems for seniors who want to continue living independently. These products enable users to maintain independence while providing peace of mind for them and their caregivers.
	Hector Torres, Irene Bond, Meiling Parker, Chris Marrou

5:10 PM	Wino
	Wino is targeting the large and growing U.S. consumer wine market. Through a website and mobile app, Wino will offer community reviews, nearby deals, local tastings and interaction with wine experts - building dedicated, regional communities of wine lovers by enhancing their wine experience.
	Clint Miller, Josh Bauman, Ben Cross

5:45 PM	EMRevolution
	EMRevolution has created an interactive, patient evaluation form specifically targeted to the outpatient physical therapy market. This product offers significant improvements to legacy data capture methods, leading to improved operational efficiencies and reduced costs. Low start-up costs and a quick return on investment will make this an attractive opportunity for investors.
	Ben Henning, Lei Ye, Jeremy Demers

6:20 PM	Solavicta
	Solavicta is developing a solar technology that will allow the creation of fully installed, grid-ready electrical power systems for less than $2/W without federal subsidies. This results in electricity that is cheaper than coal at the wholesale level.
	David McParland, Franklin Fuchs

Division III – CBA 2.202

4:00 PM	TraWell
	TraWell is a web portal enabling outbound medical tourism in the U.S. The website will provide credible and streamlined information to patients interested in traveling for medical procedures.
	Abhinav Mittal, Jennifer Steiger, Sumit Budhiraja

4:35 PM	Navigate
	Navigate is an Austin-based MSTC company on a mission to increase access to fresh water resources by lowering the cost of water purification. Its current opportunity is to commercialize a chlorine-resistant reverse osmosis membrane developed and patented by Dr. Benny Freeman in UT's Chemical Engineering Department.
	Katey Gilligan, Claudia Chittim, Maggie Yu, Florence Wong

5:10 PM	Ordoro
	Ordoro is a simple, web-based order management software for small online retailers. Ordoro's goal is to improve the business productivity on back-end order fulfillment activities; thus allowing the business owner to focus on critical front-end revenue generation activities.
	Jagath Narayan, Sangram Kadam, Naruby Schlenker

5:45 PM	Mentionables
	Mentionables is a high-quality, everyday undergarment line that caters to the underserved plus-size women’s market. Using a direct sales approach, we intend to provide a comfortable, positive shopping experience where the average-sized American woman can purchase well-fitting and sexy undergarments.
	Jennifer Minelli, Kate Duncan, Jenna Goldman, Liz Wetterhahn, Megan Campe

Judges

Lou Agnese, DLA Piper

Isaac Barchas, ATI

Jay Campion, Access Venture Partners

Michael Davis, Davis Law Group

Scott Evans, Entrepreneur/ Innovation

Rudy Garza, G51 Capital Management

Greg Greeson, Industrial Designer/Entr

Pat Mercado, Entrepreneur/Community

Dick Moeller, Enovate Enterprises

Terry Sadowski, LGE Execs

Scott Tibbels, Insights

Phillip Wright, Silicon Valley Bank

Marc Yagjian, Origin Partners

Contact Ann Whitt at Ann.Whitt@mccombs.utexas.edu or 512-232-6597 for more information.