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The template requires a maturity assessment, prototype completion status, prototype testing results in real-life and controlled lab settings, and a clear remaining-work plan with timeline and required support. It guides content for originality, research depth, supporting data, value proposition, implementation complexity, integration, costs, go-to-market, monetization paths, manufacturability, and practical daily-life usage, culminating in a conclusion.","NOTE: Use real pictures of the device, lab setting, controlled experiment, real world applications wherever possible. Pictures are worth more than 1000 words.\nAbstract\nA concise, one-paragraph summary of your entire paper. 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Clearly state the purpose of your paper and briefly outline the structure of the document\n2.0 Authenticity (60 points)\nThis section should prove the uniqueness and thoroughness of your research and idea.\n2.1 Originality & Creativity (20 points)\nDescribe the novelty of your idea. What makes it unique and innovative? Explain how your approach is different from existing solutions.\n2.2 Thoroughness (20 points)\nDetail the depth of your research and analysis. Explain your methodology and show how you have considered multiple perspectives and potential challenges.\n2.3 Supporting Data (20 points)\nPresent the data you have collected to validate your idea. This can include survey results, market research, or technical specifications. Analyze this data to support your claims.\n3.0 Value Proposition (60 points)\nThis section focuses on the \"what\" and \"why\" of your solution.\n3.1 What Problem Is It Trying to Solve? 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