Project S.E.R.V.E. is pleased to recognize Florida Atlantic University’s Team A.R.C.T.I.C. (Amputee Residual-Limb Comfort and Thermal Insulation Cuff), as the winner of our video competition.

A team of four biomedical engineering seniors from VCU’s College of Engineering earned third place at the 2026 Project S.E.R.V.E. National Design Competition for developing a high-performance residual limb warmer designed for winter para-athletes.

Marine veteran Josh Doyle hasn't been able to pedal a bicycle since an explosion injured his leg when he was deployed to Iraq in 2003. Connecting with a team of San Diego State mechanical engineering seniors at the start of the fall semester changed that.

VMI electrical and computer engineering cadets partnered with Project S.E.R.V.E. to develop a smarter, more accessible workstation system for Army veteran Jeremy Davis.

George Mason University’s Team 4Ward took first place at Project S.E.R.V.E.’s third annual National Design Competition with a residual limb warming device designed for Team USA Paralympic athlete Dan Rizzieri.

On April 30, U.S. Navy veteran Mary Rita Emmerick has her service dog, named Medical Equipment, demonstrate the custom cart a group of Colorado School of Mines students made for her. The special cart-to-harness system allows Medical Equipment to safely pull heavier items like groceries and quilting supplies that Emmerick has difficulty carrying.