JHU-GmI is please to Introduce Aezon, a team of student engineers from Johns Hopkins University with a new perspective on health and the drive to win the Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE. This $10 million global competition challenges teams to develop a consumer-friendly, mobile device capable of diagnosing and interpreting a set of 15 conditions and also capturing vital health metrics. After twelve months of intensive research, design, and development, Aezon has built a prototype tricorder—an integrated system that lets you check your health... and fits in your pocket.

To learn more about their version of the Tricorder and to meet the team, head over to www.aezonhealth.com - Don't forget to support them with their Indiegogo Campaign when it launches!