These are the first modules. They share one platform. We do not claim a finished statewide deployment. We claim a product path a department can test on its own problem.
A digital view of urban and riverine flood risk. Rainfall, elevation, and drainage are combined into a ward-level inundation picture and an alert a decision maker can check. Built for Guwahati and the wider Brahmaputra belt, and usable by a district administration.
Multi-spectral satellite analysis for crop stress, flood damage, and field condition across small parcels. The output is a dossier for agriculture departments and relief, not a buy-or-sell tip.
Pre- and post-event aerial and satellite imagery classed into damage on houses, utilities, and standing crop, then lined up against cadastral records for a faster relief roll.
Checks on video, audio, and images for synthetic manipulation. The report carries a result, a confidence score, forensic indicators, and a recommended action for police or an election cell.
Time-series detection of water spread, encroachment on government or forest land, and ecological stress. Same imagery stack as flood and crop.
Software detection of potholes and blocked culverts from existing cameras or patrol phones. Hardware units are later, not part of the first trial.
Pollution tracking, livestock disease alerts, and scheme-specific arms are on the architecture. They are not the first deployment.
