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Nuha Tech
Nuha Tech

Nuha Tech

According to the article "How Long Does it Take to Make a 3D Model?" on pixune.com, "3D character modeling services typically take around 3 days for a simple stylized character, and 20 to 25 days for a photorealistic one." Additionally, it notes that "creating 3D environments and landscapes generally requires more time compared to modeling a single object or character. Over the past few decades, surface reconstruction techniques, primarily polygon-based, have been used to create digital twins of the physical world. However, these methods often fall short in realism and demand additional GPU-intensive simulations to achieve visually compelling results. In contrast, we leverage volumetric representations, such as radiance fields and 3D Gaussian splatting, to generate ultra-realistic digital twins that are optimized for immersive viewing applications. Introducing "Arti Verse," our AI-based 3D reconstruction and stylization model. With just a video scan, you can generate an ultra realistic digital twin in under 20 minutes. By providing a reference image, the model can then reshape the 3D model to precisely match the desired style in less than 10 minutes.

Antibacterial door handle
Antibacterial door handle

Antibacterial door handle

PROBLEM: sickness of staff and clients, schoolchildren and students, interruption of educational and work process due to multiple quarantines. Large number of epidemics and pandemics, decreased collective immunity, deaths As an example: doorknobs are the second highest in bacteria and viruses. After a study conducted by the Worcester Institute, the system found that 1,323 bacterial colonies were moved between 27 doorknobs. The study was conducted on a college campus. Flu viruses can persist on doorknobs for up to 24 hours. That's enough time to create a foothold for further spread of disease. The study, found that out of 561 people, 86 people touched their face after contact with a doorknob within 35 minutes. SOLUTION: An antibacterial door handle is a product that can reduce potential cases of infection by 15%. The door handle has a special design that is unique in that it has a built-in UV light source that sanitizes the surface. 99% of coronavirus particles are eliminated in 2.5 seconds. The preliminary cost of the market sample is 110 dollars

Deep processing of protein based raw materials
Deep processing of protein based raw materials

Deep processing of protein based raw materials

In the face of the upcoming national project "food security", the main goal is to unlock the potential inherent in protein based raw materials. The solution is in developing deep processing of these raw materials not only having this abovementioned potential revealed, but also in providing the added value in the ingredients market. Thus, by extrusion and classification we will be able to process local raw materials as soy, wheat and pea providing the local market the most cheap and affordable protein which has an innumerous of advantages infront of traditional animal based proteins: price, functionality, logistics, growth, storage, etc.

Hybrid Intelligence
Hybrid Intelligence

Hybrid Intelligence

Hybrid intellegince AI that feels you like people Our Story Hybrid Intelligence business model is focused on supporting minorities on their unique journeys. Our ultimate objective is to empower journalists from underrepresented communities to work towards achieving equity rather than just equality. Our platform aims to provide a space where these talented journalists can thrive, gain visibility and recognition, and have their voices heard. Our commitment to promoting diversity, inclusion, and equity is at the core of everything we do. We are dedicated to providing opportunities and resources that enable all journalists to succeed. The problem Journalists using English as a foriegn language are suffering from language barriers. Beside other journalists with invisible suffering from mental health issues. Freelancers with child care needs also need our support. All those journalists need a sophisticated customized support to pursue their career and maintain their mental health. In Hybrid intelligence, we are using technology to overcome many of these obstacles. By using our systems journalists can focus on journalism as a career not the personal challenges that delays them to compete with their peers who don't have the same situation. Our System Our customized virtual newsroom provides our journalists with essential support, including translators and subeditors, to ensure high-quality work and elevate standards in journalism. In addition, we empower our journalists with the necessary resources and help to overcome language barriers and other challenges, promoting inclusivity and diversity within the Media industry.

KTO Digital
KTO Digital

KTO Digital

Crime resolution in most parts of the world is limited to fingerprint match (if they exist in criminal databases) and manual interventions. We use facial images and run it against ID databases and criminal databases, and further provide contact and trace information in the victim or perpertrator

STUDMART
STUDMART

STUDMART

In the expanded BRICS countries, students face challenges accessing verified discounts due to the lack of centralized platforms, fragmented brand offers, and poor verification systems. Socioeconomic barriers in emerging economies further limit their access to essential products and services. Partner brands also struggle with inefficiencies in targeting and understanding student engagement. A platform like STUDMART could provide a unified solution, offering verified discounts, supporting student needs, and delivering data-driven insights for brands to optimize campaigns in these growing markets.

Adv Nandipha Ntsaluba legal Practice
Adv Nandipha Ntsaluba legal Practice

Adv Nandipha Ntsaluba legal Practice

The aim is to enusre that data privacy is jealously gaurded during law enforcement using drone technology. Currentky POPIA and GDPR do not cover law enforcement. Development of drones that are multidisciplinary developed remains critical

Resilient Communities Initiative
Resilient Communities Initiative

Resilient Communities Initiative

Communities in vulnerable regions face severe impacts due to climate change, including increased flooding, droughts, and extreme weather events. These issues exacerbate existing problems such as food insecurity, infrastructure damage, and loss of livelihoods.

Implemented Solution: The Resilient Communities Initiative provides a comprehensive set of climate adaptation solutions, including: Flood Management Systems: AI-powered early warning systems and real-time monitoring tools that predict and manage flood risks, helping communities prepare and respond effectively. Drought Resilience Programs: Advanced irrigation systems and drought-resistant crop varieties supported by AI analytics to optimize water usage and enhance agricultural productivity. Infrastructure Upgrades: Climate-resilient infrastructure designs and retrofitting existing structures to withstand extreme weather conditions and reduce damage.

Edwica global system for the development and navigation of human capital across economic sectors and regions of the country in order to minimize labor hunger.
Edwica global system for the development and navigation of human capital across economic sectors and regions of the country in order to minimize labor hunger.

Edwica global system for the development and navigation of human capital across economic sectors and regions of the country in order to minimize labor hunger.

Human capital is the main resource of any state without development, which the country will quickly lose its leading position on the world stage. If the state wants to provide itself with qualified specialists in all areas of the economy, it needs to become a mentor for both present and future specialists. However, existing methods aimed at solving these problems do not demonstrate proper effectiveness, as evidenced by a number of studies. According to Rosstat, 76% of university graduates in 2021 went to work outside their profession, which is attributed to the fact that by the end of their studies they realized that they had made the wrong choice and were not interested in the profession they received In turn, according to the ASI research conducted jointly with the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, 60% of employers are not satisfied with the quality of training, which is associated with, that universities and colleges cannot respond promptly to changes in employers' requirements in the labor market, which leads to insufficient qualifications of specialists and, as a result, a decrease in labor productivity, an increase in both financial and time costs for training personnel for themselves on the part of employers. At the same time, 40% of employers in the real sector of the economy are experiencing a shortage of personnel. According to Rosstat, unemployment in Russia remains at 3%. However, low unemployment can lead to a shortage of labor resources in certain regions and industries, and in the country as a whole. This statement is confirmed by a study conducted by the Central Bank, which revealed that the shortage of staff worsened compared to the previous quarter both in the economy as a whole and in all major industries. The same results were achieved by the country's largest job search platform - the hh index across the country averages 3.5, which indicates a shortage of personnel. Also, according to the RosExpert study, 46% of respondents indicated an increasing shortage of personnel at all levels and the risks of losing key talents. The internal migration of human capital complicates the situation. According to research data, the average outflow of population in small towns of the Russian Federation is 6.7. At the same time, 47% of internal migration movements are people aged 15 to 35 years. 45% of graduates in small towns want to leave after school. x2 an increase in the share of graduates choosing permanent migration over 10 years (it was 44%, it became 73%). All of the above problems lead to several global problems within individual and in the whole state related to the shortage of qualified specialists necessary for the effective development of the economy. Edwica will solve all the problems stated above by navigating human capital across the country's regions, sectors of the economy and developing the knowledge and skills of specialists, taking into account the background of a person, his goals and preferences and focusing on the requirements of the labor market.

Use of AI for Justice Delivery in helping judges and advocates for drafting and legal research
Use of AI for Justice Delivery in helping judges and advocates for drafting and legal research

Use of AI for Justice Delivery in helping judges and advocates for drafting and legal research

This project proposal aims to leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance the efficiency of justice delivery by assisting judges and advocates in legal research and drafting. The current legal system faces delays due to heavy workloads, human errors, and inconsistent access to quality legal resources. By implementing AI-powered legal research tools, drafting assistants, automated document summarization, and predictive analytics, the project seeks to reduce judicial backlogs, improve accuracy, and make legal services more accessible. The proposal outlines the development, testing, and implementation of these AI tools, with an emphasis on training legal professionals to use them effectively. The anticipated outcomes include increased efficiency, reduced costs, and improved decision-making, with the project being rolled out in phases over 18 months. Through this initiative, AI can play a critical role in empowering legal professionals and improving the overall quality and accessibility of justice.

CRM platform for the government development unit (Amur Region)
CRM platform for the government development unit (Amur Region)

CRM platform for the government development unit (Amur Region)

Management of the construction projects. Sber and the Ministry of Construction and Architecture of the Amur Region have signed a partnership agreement aimed at developing artificial intelligence and machine learning, executing digital transformation, while also fostering research and innovation. These technologies will be utilized to build enhanced services that boost the efficiency of public institutions and improve residents' quality of life. The agreement was formalized at the IX Eastern Economic Forum. To optimize the management of regional projects and operational activities, the Ministry of Construction and Architecture will implement the SberCRM platform by Sber Business Soft. Transitioning to SberCRM will enable the ministry to generate detailed reports and obtain sliced datasets on multiple parameters. This solution improves control and manageability, increases employee engagement and motivation, helps create personal task assignments, and enables electronic document management as documents can be approved directly within SberCRM. As announced, the platform will be adopted by the Ministry of Construction, the Ministry of Housing and Utilities, and the Ministry of Transport of the Amur Region and their subordinate organizations.

BRICS Language Platform for Centralized Distance Learning for AI Specialists
BRICS Language Platform for Centralized Distance Learning for AI Specialists

BRICS Language Platform for Centralized Distance Learning for AI Specialists

With the expansion of BRICS, the linguistic issue is becoming more acute. Economic growth of the BRICS members is increasingly dependent on access to disruptive technologies, especially to artificial intelligence (AI). One of the sources of AI development is effective cooperation between the members’ MSMEs with expertise in AI. Foreign language skills enable participants in BRICS AI projects to communicate effectively and exchange ideas with international partners. This fosters better understanding of technical details, cultural nuances and business practices, which in turn increases the chances of successful project implementation and innovation. Often, low proficiency in foreign languages (primarily English) hinders or even makes it impossible to exchange knowledge and experience. In this regard, this project proposes creation of a BRICS language platform for centralized distance learning (hereinafter referred to as “Platform”) for AI specialists involved in joint projects or collaborations within BRICS – owners or staff of MSMEs, start-ups etc. Thus, the Platform generally targets BRICS countries’ economies by fostering technology transfer and joint projects efficiency and contributes to the members’ economy and welfare as well as to the group’s GDP. This makes the alliance more credible in the international arena.

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