Live
- WHO reports declining monkeypox cases in Congo
- CM Attends Kotideepotsavam on Kartika Purnima
- PKL Season 11: Raiding trio of Devank, Ayan, Sandeep help Patna Pirates rout Bengal Warriorz
- Food waste crisis fuels sustainable practices across APAC food & beverage industry: Report
- AI helps erase racist deed restrictions in California
- ATMIS completes third phase of troops' drawdown in Somalia
- PM Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme bringing smile to Nalanda farmers
- German economy forecast to lag eurozone growth until 2026
- CM Shinde orders stern action against hoarding of onions amid rising prices
- Protest rallies in Manipur against 'mass killing of 10 village volunteers'
An AI device, which can save farmers from getting electrocuted
Ashaamma, Beamama and Basavaraju
It is only one AI assisted model that's going to be launched I AI Days 2024 conclave scheduleed to begin here on Saturday
Asamma's husband and Basavaraju brother form the Narayanpet district of rural Telangana were among hundred of farmers who died due to electrocution. Though the power supply and distribution has improved over the years, Swecha, a non-profit has decided to ensure zero fatalities of farmers getting electrocuted with the help of Artificial intelligence.
An AI based voice assistant is trained on different variations of Telugu language is spoken. In turn the voice assistant take instructions spoken in Telugu to on and off the switching the electricity supply to the agricultural pumps in the fields. This is to enable farmers to handle the power supply without physically operating and interacting with the power supply. This, to aiming to achieve zero fatalities. It is only one AI assisted model that's going to be launched I AI Days 2024 conclave scheduleed to begin here on Saturday.
Narrating there story , Beamama , who belongs from Narayanpet district,said 15 years backs her list his life due to electric shock from the motor during night time , same was narrated by Balaraju from Mahbubnagar
