The submission describes StuyPulse (Team 694), a highly reputable and established high school robotics team. However, the data provided is incoherent: the project name is listed as 'WhisperKeeper,' the traction claim ('most people have used my product') is demonstrably false, and the revenue metric ('marketcap 17000000') is undefined. While the underlying entity has significant educational merit and history (launching in 2001), the submission's low quality, conflicting information, and hyperbolic claims result in a low Proof of Usefulness score.
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