PHENOMENAL and the Buy-If market
PHENOMENAL proposes an AI-assisted system that groups compatible business needs into a market, then identifies the conditions required for a shared purchase.
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PHENOMENAL proposes an AI-assisted system that groups compatible business needs into a market, then identifies the conditions required for a shared purchase.
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An offline artwork-transfer system that sends Rebel Archive pieces from screen to screen through a phone camera.
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