Projects with this topic
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Offline-first, CPU-first AI reader companion that narrates and analyzes stories locally using Ollama and structured feedback JSON.
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DriverOS is an AI-powered driver assistance and safety platform designed for commercial drivers, truck drivers, delivery partners, and fleet operators across India. The platform focuses on driver safety, health monitoring, emergency response, trip management, document storage, and real-time support services.
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NyayaBloom is an AI-powered Judicial Intelligence Platform designed to democratize legal knowledge and improve judicial transparency across India. The platform enables citizens, lawyers, law students, researchers, journalists, and judicial professionals to access legal information, understand judicial processes, explore case precedents, and improve legal literacy through a multilingual AI-powered ecosystem. Instead of replacing judges, courts, or legal professionals, NyayaBloom serves as an intelligent legal knowledge assistant that simplifies legal information and promotes informed civic participation.
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Solaria is an AI-powered media analyzer that processes images, audio, and documents through a vision API to generate descriptive titles, detailed descriptions, and categorization. Built as a lightweight, client-side web application with a modern drag-and-drop interface, it supports batch processing and allows users to iteratively refine results with optional hints before exporting structured JSON output.
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Local Streamlit RAG research assistant for querying uploaded and preloaded documents with Ollama, LangChain, and ChromaDB.
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Telugu Thodu is a full-stack web application built with React (frontend) and Node.js/Express (backend) that generates Telugu words starting with a user-supplied Telugu letter by calling the Gemini API. Generated results are saved to MongoDB for history and analytics. The app provides a polished, responsive UI, input validation for Telugu characters, and secure handling of the Gemini API key via environment variables.
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