Sensamir during their final presentation. In addition to the grand prize win of $35,000, they were awarded with incubation space with AdvantEdge Business Center.

Founding Director of the GW Business Plan Competiton (far left) and Executive Director of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Jim Chung (far right) present Sensamir with their grand prize win of $35,000.

BitGrid won the 2nd place prize of $15,000, additional $10,000 from the Blank Rome LLP Best Undergraduate Prize, and incubation space with WeWork.

Patent Attorney with Blank Rome LLP, Peter Weissman (far left) and Jim Chung (far right) presents BitGrid with their large check for the Best Undergraduate prize of $10,000.

The 3rd place prize of $8,000 went to Yapper. They also won incubation space with Affinity Lab.

Pedal Forward before their final presentation. They are the recipients of the $7,500 GWupstart Best For-Profit Social Venture and the $5,000 Capital One Bank Best Sustainable Technology prizes.

Pedal Forward during their presentation to the judges.

Jim Chung (far left), representatives of Capitol One Bank, and John Rollins (far right) present Pedal Forward with a large check for the Best Sustainable Technology prize of $5,000.

Small Spacecraft Micropropulsion was the recipient of the 4th place prize of $5,000.

Jim Chung (far left) and John Rollins (far right) present Small Spacecraft Micropropulsion with their large check.

GenerationA Records during their final presentation.

Common Sense Action won the $7,500 GWupstart Best Non-Profit Social Venture prize and the $3,000 Audience Choice Award.

Executive Director, GW Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service, Amy Cohen (3rd from left) and John Rollins (far right) present Common Sense Action with their large check for the $7,500 GWupstart Best Non-Profit Social Venture prize.

Barco posing with their CARLOS line of robotic bartenders.

GRID (Gaming Revolution for International Development) during their final presentation.

Optimum Player Peformance pitched their innovative technology, with which agents and investors will reduce the risk of bad investments or surprises in the soccer industry.