Cade Prize Awards Ceremony Virtual

The 2020 Cade Prize Awards Ceremony Goes Virtual

Interactive Inventors Forum Provides Live Q&A Opportunity

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Gainesville, FL, September 8, 2020 – The Cade Prize competition will culminate in an exciting online Awards Ceremony on September 30th at 7 pm EDT. This virtual ceremony will be free to view for the public and five Cade Prizes totaling $50,000 will be awarded, consisting of one $21,000 First Prize, $13,000 Second Prize, $8,000 Third Prize, $5,000 Fourth Prize, and $3,000 Fifth Prize. Each winner will also receive $2,000 of in-kind legal services. Register for the Awards Ceremony today at bit.ly/virtualprize.
 
Prior to the Awards Ceremony the 21 Finalists will participate in a Fibonacci* Finalist Forum on September 16th, at 4 pm EDT. Finalists will highlight their inventions, followed by an exciting Q&A where viewers will learn even more about these game-changing inventions. Viewers can register today at bit.ly/virtualprize to attend the forum and their choice of one of three  breakout sessions:

Agriculture/Environmental & Energy
Healthcare & Biomedical
IT/Technology & Wildcard
 
Since 2010, the Cade Prize has celebrated innovation by identifying, recognizing, and celebrating inventors and entrepreneurs.  As one of the largest cash prize competitions for innovation in Florida, the Cade Prize has drawn hundreds of creative thinkers from Alabama, Georgia and Florida with cutting-edge inventions that have real market potential.
 
 “We are excited to announce our 2020 Cade Prize winners. Invention continues to fuel billion dollar economies and many of our Cade Prize winners have played roles in advancing important business sectors,” said Richard Miles, Cade Museum Co-Founder.
 
Alabama Fibonacci Finalists (in alphabetical order) are as follows:
 
Company Name
Name of Innovation/Invention

AI Metrics LLC
AI Metrics Medical Imaging Software

MADE Health and Fitness LLC
My MADE App

Nutrivert
Nutrivert
 
Florida Fibonacci Finalists (in alphabetical order) are as follows:
 
Company Name
Name of Innovation/Invention

Adaptive Neural Systems Laboratory
Neural-Enabled Prosthetic Hand System

Agriculture Intelligence
Agroview

Aviana Molecular Technologies, LLC
Digital Biosensing Platform with Artificial Intelligence

BIUWAVE LLC
Hybrid Biometic Underwater Vehicle

Cognosetta, Inc.
CS0022-Class Compounds for the Treatment of Tinnitus

Connected Wise LLC
Smart Vision V2X System

Engineering Technologies, LLC
The Platypus

Lightguard
Lightguard

MARVLOUS
Multimedia Augmented Reality Vocabulary Learning (MARVL) Application

Nhu Energy
Advanced Systems for Clean Energy Transformation (ASCEnT)

PQSecure Tech
Suite-Q

Redhill Scientific
Thin Film Plasma Reactors

Stentiford Safety Services
Sten Step

Structured Monitoring Products
VetGuardian

 
Georgia Fibonacci Finalists (in alphabetical order) are as follows:
 
Company Name
Name of Innovation/Invention

COMB
COMB

Covanos
C-HEART

OncoSpherix
Small Molecule Dual HIF 1 and 2 Inhibitors

Precision MedCare, LLC
Noninvasive Precision Detection of Liver Fibrosis
 
Learn more about the Cade Prize competition and reserve your spot for the virtual events today at bit.ly/virtualprize.
 
The Cade Prize thanks Scott Mackenzie, Cade Prize Awards Ceremony Chair, ​Presenting Media Sponsor Florida Trend Magazine, and added sponsors, COX Communications, Gainesville Sun and Saliwanchik, Lloyd & Eisenschenk (SLE Patents).
 
About the Cade Museum
In 2004, Dr. James Robert Cade and his family began work on the Cade Museum for Creativity & Invention in Gainesville, Florida. The Cade’s mission is to transform communities by inspiring and equipping future inventors, entrepreneurs, and visionaries. Dr. Cade, a physician and professor of medicine at the University of Florida, was best known as the leader of the team that invented Gatorade in 1965.  The Cade Museum is located at 811 South Main Street, Gainesville, FL 32601. An independent 501(c)(3) public foundation, the
museum receives no operational funding from federal, state, or local governments, or the University of Florida. Visit CadeMuseum.org for more information.
 
*In mathematics, Fibonacci numbers, form a sequence called the Fibonacci sequence. Fibonacci numbers are strongly related to the golden ratio, a proportion commonly used in classical architecture and the design of the Cade Museum.   

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