The 10 companies that are completing CU Denver’s Smart Futures Lab incubator and accelerator programs will present their groundbreaking solutions, each designed to address pressing challenges faced by municipalities and local government at their graduation on Friday, Oct. 18.

Among the solutions the companies have or are developing is an AI system to detect sewer leaks, an app that helps people with cognitive disabilities navigate indoor spaces, an advanced sensor system designed to detect wildfires and chemical spills earlier, and a compact, mobile air quality monitor.

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