The book behind KUAI. It is the conversation; the platform is the workshop. Open it — every chapter is one of the eleven modules of the Kerala Unified AI Core.
Front cover
Click, tap or drag the book to open it
Drag a page corner, click a page edge, or use the ← → keys.
So your team can do the work: eleven modules on one intelligence layer, above the systems departments already use, built to run at the scale of a whole state.
See the flood and fix the road before it fails.
72-hour flood risk at every river gauge, road-repair priorities for the PWD, and problems that citizens report with a photo and the exact spot — on one living map.
Reach the patient who needs a visit soonest.
Finds who to visit next, helps volunteers coordinate home visits, and shows each district's coverage — always as totals, never a patient's name.
Know the risk, the price and the way to market.
Crop-disease risk, market-price and demand forecasts, and route planning from farm to market — so a harvest is not lost to a disease, a glut, or a bad road.
Illustrative voices on synthetic data — not real quotes yet.
“I reported a pothole with one photo, and I could watch it get fixed.”
“I can see the districts that need attention before the rain, not after it.”
“I know the likely price before I decide what to harvest.”
Bilingual English and Malayalam, made to work on a basic phone, and honest on every page that the data shown is synthetic.
The backwaters near Alappuzha.
Simple, and in Malayalam.
Report a problem with a photo and your location, get flood alerts, ask for care at home, and see how your district is doing — on a basic phone.
Practical, every day.
Farmers get crop advice and market prices; trained volunteers coordinate home visits and earn credits for the help they give.
One picture, early warning.
Dashboards per department, early warnings, and recommended actions that flow across departments — floods into roads, roads into care.
Public services should be all three. That is what KUAI is being built for.