Syberry

Syberry partnered with a neurocognitive psychometric research and development firm to develop an online version of their driving simulator software. Syberry was tasked with creating web applications for teen and adult users, with a focus on compatibility across various devices and screen sizes. The project also involved complex database management, as the software required accurate measurement of user response times and the collection of pre- and post-data. The company has invested around $200,000 in the project so far, with plans to invest another $100,000-$200,000. The adult driver program has recently been launched, with ongoing tweaks being made to both it and the teen version.

In another project, Syberry developed a website for the Covid Resource Network, a nonprofit initiative that connects organizations in need with willing donors. The project was initiated by a STEM class and was managed by Syberry for free, despite an estimated cost of $21,000-$25,000. The website, which was launched within three weeks of the project's commencement, features both front- and backend development. Syberry continues to work on improvements to the website.

Syberry also developed a complex inventory management system for a telecommunications company. The project involved creating a user portal and integrating it with the inventory management system. Syberry was chosen for the project due to their previous work and well-known clientele. The project was carried out by a team of 6-10 employees from Syberry.