Forest Danford is a research engineer in the Soft Tissue Biomechanics Laboratory at the University of Arizona. Forest has always been very interested in coding and app development, along with the merger of technology and business via entrepreneurship.
Forest received his BS in Biosystems Engineering in 2010, and is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Arizona.

Charles King is an accomplished app developer with 13 applications currently published to the iOS, Android, Windows 7, and Windows 8 application marketplaces. Additionally, Charles has ten years of experience in Enterprise IT from design and architecture, systems engineering, through to support and maintenance.

Frank Ventura is in the biomedical industry working on developing devices and software solutions for research applications. In the workplace, he has created multiple functions to increase efficiency and usability of devices.

Asher Caplan is from Tucson, Arizona. He approaches all aspects of life and business from a curious direction, and uses his imagination and creativity to take ideas to new places. Although he lacks experience, he is always up for the challenge of learning and breaking down any barriers.

Xiao Qin is an expert in embedded systems and sensor networks. He works as a research assistant at the Ubiquitous and Embedded Computing Systems Labs at the University of Arizona and previously worked as a software engineer at the Steward Observatory. He had over 5 years experiences in embedded system hardware, software, firmware design and is the co-founder of Acomni, LLC