While Sangi currently integrates advanced components such as holographic projection and real-time computer vision, which may seem cost-intensive, its long-term evolution is designed to bridge this very gap. In the initial phase, Sangi will be available in a more affordable, modular form—targeting students, developers, and educational institutions with limited access to high-end hardware. This entry-level model will prioritize core functionalities like voice interaction, sentiment analysis, and basic object detection, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity. As technology becomes more affordable and scalable, future iterations of Sangi will integrate seamlessly into industrial sectors—ranging from automation in factories to deployment in autonomous vehicles and humanoid robotics—leveraging its advanced AI stack. This progressive model ensures that Sangi grows alongside its users, without leaving behind those with limited resources.
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