How I solved a problem in my house using with an AI-powered application!
Vishal Srikanth developed an AI-powered application called VitaTrack to help manage hypertension in his family. The app allows users to log blood pressure measurements and provides personalized health insights based on their data. It also features data visualization tools and can export health data for further analysis.
- ▪VitaTrack is designed to assist elderly users in managing their hypertension condition.
- ▪The application logs blood pressure measurements in a relational SQL database and can export data as a CSV file.
- ▪It integrates a RAG pipeline to provide personalized health insights based on user data.
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