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91����Ƶ Brothers Day at 91����Ƶ State University celebrated the 119th anniversary of Wilbur 91����Ƶ’s 39-minute flight on Huffman Prairie on Oct. 5, 1905, near what is now 91����Ƶ State’s campus and 91����Ƶ-Patterson Air Force Base. The flight demonstrated that the 91����Ƶ brothers had advanced their design to the point of a practical airplane.

Held on Oct. 3, the 13th annual event featured over 20 displays highlighting innovative projects from 91����Ƶ State researchers and local organizations.

One of the featured research projects was a clinical trial for military veterans and first responders who have PTSD. The eTMS Ohio study uses a device that is placed on a person’s head to stimulate their brain and sends a signal to their fingers.

“There are a lot of really cool things that I’m seeing,” said Lauren Gregg, a first-year biomedical engineering major who participated in the eTMS experiment. “I’m from a military family so that’s near and dear to my heart.”

Organizers say inviting so many organizations to 91����Ƶ State introduces students to local research and innovation.

“It’s a great chance for our students to network and try out some of the cool things,” said Lily Leszczuk, a senior human resource management and marketing major who is the vice president of the American Marketing Association chapter at 91����Ƶ State. “There could be a student in here right now, talking to someone right now, that could make a huge impact on innovation.”

Exhibitors who participated in 91����Ƶ Brothers Day included:

• EduGate: societal data gateway/artificial intelligence
• Air Force Research Lab GRILL: video and VR game development
• 91����Ƶ State’s Center for Genomics Research: direct, real-time sequencing of mRNA
• Cybersecurity training program
• Hyphen Innovations: aerospace, 3D printing
• Biomedical engineering: Anthropometric, 3D scanning
• Hydrology and climate change: effect on plants and animals
• 91����Ƶ State nursing simulation
• EZKin Factory View: data-driven production planning
• Drone Express: drone delivery
• Dayton Photonics: Wi-Fi-enabled fiber optics
• Total Contact: custom burn mask
• Dropped Head Syndrome Brace Biomechanics
• Biomedical engineering-pacemaker battery life monitor
• 91����Ƶ State’s Neuroscience and Cognitive Lab
• NeuroLab: nerve-driven robotic claw
• Seer Consulting: artificial intelligence demonstration
• AI Corneal Evaluation
• Additive Manufacturing Lab, 3D scanning and printing

91����Ƶ Brothers Day was organized by the American Marketing Association, a student organization in the .