Video
Secure SaaS Supply Chains
SBOM Analyzer with NLP Query System
Tool that analyzes software dependencies and vulnerabilities using real-time knowledge graph data
5 builders · Apr 2025
Region
Externship projects and experiential learning in the Midwest
5 real-world projects built by 12 people across 2 challenges between Jun 2024 and Jun 2026. Teams worked with Natural Language Processing, Cybersecurity and Rule-Based Classification.
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- 5
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- 12
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Real-world projects in the Midwest
5 projects. Winners first, then the most complete ones.
Video
SCALES
NER for Court Cases
Named entity recognition to classify government and person entities in U.S. criminal court records
2 builders · Jun 2024
Public Safety & Justice
Rule-Based Classification · Named Entity Recognition · Natural Language Processing
SCALES
Criminal Justice Entity Classifier
Tagging government and person entities in criminal justice text to improve classification accuracy
1 builder · Jun 2024
Cybersecurity
Knowledge Graphs
Secure SaaS Supply Chains
SaaS Supply Chains Library Security Tool
Software library security tool covering over 1000 libraries and 7000 versions for Purdue University
4 builders · Jun 2024
Secure SaaS Supply Chains
SAAS SECURE TEAM 17
A solution for secure SaaS supply chains
4 builders · Apr 2025
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How many real-world projects in the Midwest are on GenHax?
5 solutions so far, from 2 challenges: SCALES and Secure SaaS Supply Chains. 2 include a video demo.
What skills and technologies do these teams use?
The most common are Natural Language Processing, Cybersecurity, Rule-Based Classification, Named Entity Recognition and Supply Chain.
Are there upcoming challenges in the Midwest?
Not right now. New challenges open regularly on GenHax; browse the open ones or create an account to hear about the next one.
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