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Product case study

Verizon Smart Campus

VeriSmart

AI-powered infrastructure monitoring using computer vision, IoT, and Verizon 5G.

Top 7

of 67 Teams

$500

Prize

VeriSmart presentation slide showing computer vision detecting an issue in camera footage
Real solution concept visual from the VeriSmart final presentation.

The problem

Visibility arrives too late.

Facilities often rely on complaint forms or manual reporting to discover broken equipment, spills, trash, cleanliness issues, and safety hazards.

The team framed a product question: How can facilities teams gain real-time visibility into these problems before they become larger issues?

The solution

Turn existing infrastructure into an active facilities signal.

VeriSmart is designed to reuse existing campus cameras and IoT devices where possible. Edge computer vision identifies an issue, event information travels through the connected system, and the appropriate team receives an actionable ticket.

  1. 01

    Existing cameras / IoT sensors

  2. 02

    Edge computer vision

  3. 03

    Verizon private 5G

  4. 04

    Event detection

  5. 05

    Cloud / campus dashboard

  6. 06

    Automatic ticket to relevant team

Product experience

VeriSmart dashboard concept showing a detected spill with location, time, issue details, snapshot, and actions

From detection to a clear next action.

When an issue is detected with high confidence, the concept packages the event information so a facilities team can understand and route it.

  • Issue detection
  • Location
  • Timestamp
  • Issue type
  • Image or event recording
  • Automated routing / ticket creation

My role

Leadership across product, coordination, and execution.

I played a major role across the collaborative project without working as its sole creator.

01

Brought together a cross-functional team of students from different majors.

02

Led much of the overall project direction and coordination.

03

Helped develop and refine the VeriSmart product concept and solution.

04

Co-developed the project website with one teammate.

05

Contributed to planning and producing the competition submission video.

06

Worked across multiple parts of the project rather than owning only one isolated task.

Product strategy

Start focused, measure value, then expand.

Pilot

Start in high-traffic areas where issue visibility and response matter most.

Measurement

Track time-to-fix and other operational outcomes to evaluate whether the solution creates value.

Scalability

Extend the concept beyond campuses to offices, hospitals, retail environments, and smart cities.

Verizon technology

The connectivity layer behind the concept.

Private 5G and IoT connectivity support reliable transfer of detected events. The edge processing / MEC concept places analysis closer to where data is created, helping the system move useful event information into a campus dashboard.

VeriSmart final presentation system architecture showing cameras, app, API, and Verizon MEC
System architecture from the final presentation.
VeriSmart competitive comparison from the final presentation

Competitive thinking

Understanding the existing market.

The team compared VeriSmart with existing computer-vision and security platforms across the capabilities shown in the final presentation.

Privacy and security slide from the VeriSmart final presentation

Privacy & security

Part of the product conversation.

The team considered privacy and security in the concept and included the topic in the final presentation, without treating it as an afterthought.

Final presentation

The product story, in real slides.

View Full Presentation
VeriSmart issue detection solution slideVeriSmart facilities dashboard solution slide

Project video

The competition submission.

Watch Project Video on YouTube

Outcome

Top 7

of 67 Teams

$500

Prize

VeriSmart advanced to the finals and was presented as a product and technology concept.

What I learned

Leading across disciplines while keeping the product story clear.

Cross-functional leadership

Bringing together students from different majors and coordinating work across the team.

Product definition

Turning a broad facilities problem into a focused product concept and solution flow.

Feasibility and value

Balancing what the technology could enable with why it would matter to facilities teams.

Multi-format communication

Explaining a technical product through a pitch, website, video, and final presentation.

Working across functions

Contributing across product, technical, coordination, and strategic responsibilities.