Ramot

The project 'Ramot' refers to the legitimate and highly impactful Technology Transfer Office of Tel Aviv University, known for commercializing innovations like the USB flash drive and Copaxone. However, this specific submission appears to be low-effort or impersonated, containing significant inaccuracies (claiming a 2017 launch date versus the actual 1973 founding, and a nonsensical 'marketcap' figure). While the entity itself has massive real-world utility and traction, the submission fails to provide credible proof, uses unprofessional details (e.g., name 'SwiftBlade'), and lacks verifiable metrics. The low score reflects the poor quality of evidence provided, despite the underlying organization's high status.