15-yo Creates App for Reporting Potholes to the Government, and Uses AI to Help with Follow-up
A 15-year-old in New Delhi developed an app called Project Sadak that uses AI to help citizens report potholes and automatically send follow-up communications to government authorities. The app allows users to assess the severity of potholes and streamline the reporting process, reducing bureaucratic delays. Inspired by a family accident caused by a pothole, the creator aimed to improve road safety and maintenance. The initiative highlights how young innovators can use technology to address local challenges and enhance public services.
A 15-year-old in New Delhi created an app called Project Sadak that lets people report potholes and uses AI to help follow up with government officials.
The app makes it easier for citizens to report road issues and hold authorities accountable, potentially improving public infrastructure and safety.
It shows how young people can use technology to solve real-world problems, inspiring others to take action and innovate for the common good.
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