AI for Kids Replay: How a Fifth-Grader Can Start Their AI Journey Today (Middle +)
Apr 15, 2025
In this engaging conversation, Archi Marrapu, a young inventor and AI developer with a focus on healthcare solutions, shares insights into his innovative projects like Project Pill Tracker and the Voyce public-speaking app. He explains AI as a 'fake brain' and highlights how his inventions tackle real-world problems. Archi also emphasizes the importance of starting young with coding and STEM, offering encouragement and advice for aspiring young inventors. His passion for technology and dedication to empowering girls in STEM is truly inspiring!
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Voyce: A Pocket Public-Speaking Coach
- Archi built Voyce, a pocket public-speaking coach, which won a congressional app award.
- The app lets users record presentations and practice until they reach their desired level.
Pill Tracker Born From Family Health Worry
- Archi built Project Pill Tracker after seeing family medication mistakes and his grandfather's stroke.
- He designed a 3D-printed bottle, an app, and circuitry to holistically manage and dispense pills.
AI Enhances Safety And Accessibility
- Project Pill Tracker uses AI for drug-abuse prevention, personalized notifications, and dispensing options.
- It combines voice, visual recognition, and touch sensors to help users with motor challenges.