Inspiration
We were inspired by the recent research of dynamic AI agents for interpreting remote sensing images, and we wanted to apply this to the education sector. Often, teachers cannot keep track of exactly how each student is feeling or performing at any particular time, so we thought that allowing teachers to continually monitor their students using AI would improve the productivity of their teaching.
How it works
The teacher can use the webcam on their computer to continually take images of their classroom. These images are then saved. A teacher can then input any query into our website, and our dynamic agent will identify images relating to a particular student, and any of their relevant exam records and reports. It will then use this information to generate a holistic report in response to the teacher's query. This allows teachers, who are already overworked, to generate accurate student reports quickly and easily.
Unique selling point
Our most distinctive feature is our dynamic AI agents. Unlike traditional static agents that perform fixed tasks, our dynamic agents adapt their strategies using built-in intelligence and can integrate a variety of pre-defined functions(called APIs) as needed. This approach offers two key advantages:
Enhanced Accuracy and Flexibility: To boost the accuracy of predictions and analyses, you simply add more pre-defined functions tailored to your needs. Over time, as we continuously expand this function pool, the agents will be capable of handling an increasingly diverse range of queries.
Improved Efficiency and Cost Savings: This dynamic method is not only smarter but also more efficient in terms of algorithm usage and cost. For example, consider a scenario where our API pool grows to include thousands of functions, yet you ask a simple question like, "How did Lisa perform in her math exam recently?" In this case, the agent will automatically bypass complex processes which are not helpful at all, thereby saving significant computational resources and reducing costs.
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