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After watching his grandmother battle an eye disease, this 17-year-old Gurugram student built an AI app for eye screening; today, he has screened over 1,650 people across Haryana villages

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Siddhartha Manaktala, at just 17 years old, has developed EyeSpy, an innovative AI smartphone app tailored for eye disease screening. In rural Haryana, he has successfully screened over 1,650 individuals, many of whom were previously unaware of their vision problems. With enhancements from the L V Prasad Eye Institute, EyeSpy now identifies seven eye diseases and operates offline on basic smartphones.
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