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Explore groundbreaking prototypes from UC San Diego's student entrepreneurs at The Basement, where innovative ideas meet real-world impact.
Learn more about the prototypes on display at The Basement and the teams behind the vision.

AquaMesh is developing an IoT mesh-networking based solution for remote water quality monitoring and an affordable near real-time waterborne bacteria sensor.

Pioneering a paradigm shift in cardiovascular care, our multi-needle catheter system is dedicated to advancing gene therapy for atrial fibrillation.

From the sea to the battlefield, Craitor's rugged, portable 3D printers can adapt to harsh environments where they are deployed, and offer intuitive functions to help soldiers produce the perfect print every time.

Delilate has created a state-of-the-art soft dilator that prioritizes patient comfort and experience without compromising effectiveness.


Finally Pockets is a sport action apparel brand, promoting gender equality by redesigning pockets to suit female athletes and their needs.



LockPod is solving the issue of bike theft, by developing innovative bike lockers with app locking and unlocking and charging options inside for e-bikes and e-scooters.

The only yerba mate made entirely with whole leaf tea, herbal infusions and cold-pressed juices. Made with love in San Diego



In the last Innovation Sprints hosted on March 7, 2023, the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance team created a prototype of a feeding device meant for small carnivores. The team was made up of UC San Diego students Aubrey Davis, Yi Lu, Simon Van, Tim Wu, Melina Cruz, and Julissa Villalobos Valencia.

Refillable, reusable, multipurpose aerosol can that you don't need to throw away. Just exchange your cartridges whenever they are empty. Carry three products in one compact can.

Vertiband is a transformative solution for individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCI), particularly targeting those with compromised hand dexterity and grip strength due to ulnar nerve damage.

Wild Genomics is a start-up developing cutting-edge genetics and bioinformatics tools for continuous monitoring and early detection of invasive species in farms and forestries.