CurveAssure selected to Compete in the Rice Business Plan Competition for more than $1 million in Cash and Prizes.

CurveAssure will head to Texas to be one of 42 teams from around the world competing for more $1 million in cash and prizes. It is the largest and richest student startup competition in the world.

CurveAssure is competing in the University of Arkansas Heartland Challenge among 12 amazing startups.

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CurveAssure travels to Boston to learn more about the Physical Therapy market and talk with leaders in the space.

CurveAssure focuses on moving technology forward in the spine space applying for a SBIR to continue high tech development of assessment system.

CurveAssure takes home the top prize in Phillidelphia and receives non-dilutive funding!

CurveAssure catches up with KOLs and looks for strategic partnerships

This new award will give CurveAssure $140,000 and an amazing wealth of resources to continue development of their spinal assessment system in this first of its kind award.

The team put in countless hours and traveled all across the country to complete 102 (and counting) stakeholder interviews for the National I-Corps Program. CurveAssure received $50,000 to further this effort from the NSF and the "Staying Ahead of the I-Corps Curve Award" upon completion of the program.

CurveAssure receives $10,000 and expert entrepreneur support through the Towson StarTUp accelerator for 12-weeks of programming.

The Ascend Medtech Accelerator, powered by VentureWell and LEAP, is a 12-week intensive program that prepares startups for the partnerships and investment necessary to launch their venture. Entrepreneurs-in-residence work closely with startups to prepare their business models for due diligence.

CurveAssure takes 1st place in the Johns Hopkins Student Venture Showcase winning a HUGE award of $25,000.

The Pioneer program builds a strong foundation for advancing your innovation with expert guidance and in-person workshops. Propel offers an additional $20,000 in non-dilutive funding to support building and testing your business hypotheses.

The team traveled to DC to talk to investors and innovators at the VentureWell OPENminds conference.

CurveAssure competed through multiple rounds of feedback and evaluation in the graduate business plan competition. Our team came out on top receiving $20,000 CAD.

CurveAssure traveled to Canada to compete in the international pitch competition and learn from expert investors. The team took home 1st place and $1,500 CAD in this challenging competition.

CurveAssure Spine will be part of the Nucleate Accelerator program this semester. We are very excited to work with Graham Zolkowski to make the most of this opportunity to improve our product.

Evan Haas was honored to speak in front of the Artificial Intelligence Society at Johns Hopkins (HopAI). Talking about the future of AI in spine care and applications of new methods of intelligent clinical support software.

1st Place in the top Hopkins accelerator taking home the big $12,000 check!

Antony Fuleihan was selected as 1 of 10 innovators recognized by VentureWell and Qualcomm

Johns Hopkins Fast Forward U Accelerator provides 1:1 mentorship, expert workshops, alumni connections, and $5,000 in funding to further develop your venture

The team goes to Atlanta for an entrepreneurship training workshop designed to help discover the best market for your invention

In partnership with the Johns Hopkins Center for Engineering Innovation and Design, Antony Fuleihan received a selective Abell Innovation Fellowship

In partnership with the Johns Hopkins Center for Engineering Innovation and Design, Evan Haas received a selective Abell Innovation Fellowship

After completing 30+ interviews with stakeholders and receiving mentorship on customer discovery, CurveAssure completes the Regional I-Corps program

CurveAssure received $3,000 and over two months of mentorship and expert from the HopStart Challenge

CurveAssure won 1st Place at the JHU CBID Design Competition