🐝🖤Alabama State University juniors, Chiemerie Onyeanusi and Osasenaga Obaseki, members of the Hornets in Tech program, recently competed in the Propel pitch competition, where HBCU students present ideas built using Apple technology. -Their team introduced Kineo, which is an app concept designed to help people manage chronic musculoskeletal pain by adjusting exercise plans based on real-time health data like sleep, activity levels, and daily condition. They say the goal isn’t to replace doctors, but to support patients between appointments — helping them stay consistent while adapting to how their bodies feel day to day. The project is also personal. One student shared that living with chronic pain inspired the idea, especially since it’s often something people can’t see. While the app is still in development, the experience gave the team direct exposure to Apple professionals. 🎤 deucetvcker #HBSinceNews Host (🎥Covered by wsfa12news ) . . #hbcu #blackexcellence #historic...