The Massachusetts Institute of Technology said Thursday it has named 14 teams to its Global Founders' Skills Accelerator, which aims to help student entrepreneurs with succeeding at their startups. The program will run from June to September and will be hosted at the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship. Eight of the teams come from MIT, with the rest from universities outside the U.S. — Canada, China, Germany, Russia, Scotland and Turkey. Among the teams is 3dim, a startup developing software which recognizes three-dimensional gestures on mobile devices, which on Wednesday took the grand prize in the 2013 MIT $100K competition.
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