Epionica appears to be a legitimate deep-tech project led by researcher Dr. Ryan Janzen (University of Toronto, TransPod), focusing on advanced sensing ('veillance flux') applied to ventilators. However, the project submission is of very poor quality, containing demonstrable falsehoods regarding traction ('most people have used my product') and vague audience claims ('everyone'). While the underlying technology is scientifically innovative and verified in academic literature, the commercial traction is non-existent, and the ventilator market demand has cooled since the project's inception in 2020. The score reflects high technical potential heavily penalized by a lack of verifiable users and dishonest submission data.
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