How a Georgia Tech Student-Founded Startup Is Empowering Innovators
In the startup or innovation space, things move lightning fast. In fact, waiting just a week for the next iteration of your customized circuit board to be printed could be a significant setback. “Startups move fast, and innovators need their circuit boards as quickly as possible. Waiting weeks for a specialized board isn’t an option. Convexity Electronics’ goal is to be more local and convenient,” shares Calla Scotch, Founder and Lead Technical Developer of Convexity Electronics.
Undergraduate Profile: Atharva Lele Committed to Entrepreneurship, Student Leadership, and Research
During his studies in Georgia Tech’s School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, junior Atharva Lele has consistently pushed himself to take on new challenges, some of which are outside the norm for students in the major.
While immersing himself in student leadership, research, and internship activities, he’s also extended his reach into entrepreneurship.
Georgia Tech program boosts rising talent in state’s manufacturing industry
Over the last 12 years, over 650 startups have come out of Georgia Tech’s CREATE-X, a 13-week summer program where the university helps students and faculty figure out market applications for an idea or research they’re doing.
MSE Student-Founded "Convexity Electronics" Wins InVenture Prize
Convexity Electronics is founded by MSE’s second-year student Calla Scotch and consists of Anuj Pandey (Mechanical Engineering), and Atharva Lele (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering). The group is sponsored by MSE’s Blair Brettman, Associate Professor. MSE is thrilled to see one of our own students winning such a rigorous competition.
Convexity Wins InVenture Prize With Electronics 3D Printer
After months of intense competition, Convexity Electronics has been crowned the 2025 InVenture Prize winner. The team’s groundbreaking invention, an electronics 3D printer for manufacturing 3D-printed circuit boards (PCBs) at scale, promises to improve electronics manufacturing by enabling smaller circuitry, faster lead times, and more compact electronic devices.
Leading the Charge in Additive Manufacturing: Team Convexity
Convexity finished second in the Fall 2024 I2P Showcase and will now compete in the InVenture Prize for a chance to win $35,000.
Convexity electronics named inventure prize finalist
An electronics 3D Printer for manufacturing 3D Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) at scale, enabling smaller circuitry, faster lead times, and more compact electronic devices.
Double victories at fall 2024 i2p showcase
Allez Go and Soul tied for Best Overall projects at the Fall 2024 I2P Showcase, earning spots in the CREATE-X summer startup accelerator and advancing to the InVenture Prize semifinals.