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TEMPE - Dec. 2, 2015 - ASU Now - BME Games Pitch - BioAccel's Remy Turner, right, listens as biomedical engineering students (L-R) Anthony Zlaket, left, Ashley Ivany, Hannah Switzer and Hassan Abbas make a 5-minute sales pitch, on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2015, about Sun Devil Survivor: BME Edition, a board game they created, designed, manufactured and produced, as a project in the BME 382 Physical Prototyping class. The objective of making the games is to teach the students how to take a concept through prototyping. They learn the skills they would need to create a device, like a medial instrument, but it is packaged in a creative and fun way. BioAccel is a non-profit organization that assists entrepreneurs with funding and business expertise to develop early-stage life science technologies. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now

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TEMPE - Dec. 2, 2015 - ASU Now - BME Games Pitch - BioAccel's Remy Turner, right, listens as biomedical engineering students (L-R) Anthony Zlaket, left, Ashley Ivany, Hannah Switzer and Hassan Abbas make a 5-minute sales pitch, on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2015, about Sun Devil Survivor: BME Edition, a board game they created, designed, manufactured and produced, as a project in the BME 382 Physical Prototyping class. The objective of making the games is to teach the students how to take a concept through prototyping. They learn the skills they would need to create a device, like a medial instrument, but it is packaged in a creative and fun way. BioAccel is a non-profit organization that assists entrepreneurs with funding and business expertise to develop early-stage life science technologies. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now