Sector: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Other Breakthrough Technologies

Indicative Project Cost ~ INR 15 Cr

AI for Tourism in Kerala is a project that aims to leverage AI to improve the quality and accessibility of tourism services in the state. It focuses on developing solutions for tourist information, destination recommendation, itinerary planning, booking and payment, feedback and rating, and safety and security.

Indicative project cost of AI for Tourism in Kerala is Rs.15 crore, which will be funded by KTDC, KSUM, and other sources

Infrastructure Facilities

AI for Tourism in Kerala is supported by the Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC), which is a public sector undertaking that conducts and regulates the tourism activities in the state. It has access to the infrastructure and facilities of KTDC, such as hotels,resorts, houseboats, buses, and boats

Status of the Project

AI for Tourism in Kerala is a proposed project that is yet to be launched. It has been identified as one of the potential areas for the state by the KTDC

Policy Support

AI for Tourism in Kerala is aligned with the national AI mission and the industrial policy of Kerala, which promote the development and commercialisation of AI-enabled solutions in various sectors. It also adheres to the ethical and social standards of AI and tourism.

Nodal Department

AI for Tourism in Kerala will be led by a steering committee, which will consist of representatives from the Government of Kerala, KTDC, and industry leaders. The project director of AI for Tourism in Kerala will be Mr. M. Vijayakumar, who is also the Chairman and Managing Director of KTDC.

Single Window Coordinates

AI for Tourism in Kerala can be contacted through the website ktdc.com or the email address info@ktdc.com.

Sector: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Other Breakthrough Technologies

Indicative Project Cost ~ INR 10 Cr

AI for Culture and Heritage in Kerala is a project that aims to leverage.AI to preserve and promote the rich and diverse culture and heritage of the state. It focuses on developing solutions for cultural documentation, heritage conservation, digital storytelling, virtual reality, and augmented reality.

The indicative project cost of AI for Culture and Heritage in Kerala is Rs. 10 crore, which will be funded by KSCSTE, IIST, and other sources.

Infrastructure Facilities

AI for Culture and Heritage in Kerala is supported by the Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment (KSCSTE), which is an autonomous body under the Government of Kerala for planning,implementing, and coordinating science and technology activities in the state. It has access to the infrastructure and facilities of KSCSTE, such as museums, archives, libraries, and labs.

Status of the Project

AI for Culture and Heritage in Kerala is a proposed project that is yet to be launched. It has been identified as one of the emerging areas for the state by the KSCSTE.

Policy Support

AI for Culture and Heritage in Kerala is aligned with the national AI mission and the industrial policy of Kerala, which promote the development and commercialisation of AI-enabled solutions in various sectors. It also adheres to the ethical and social standards of AI and culture and heritage.

Nodal Department

AI for Culture and Heritage in Kerala will be led by a project team, which will consist of experts from KSCSTE, Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), and industry partners. The project coordinator of AI for Culture and Heritage in Kerala will be Dr. Suresh Das, who is also the Executive Vice President of KSCSTE.

Single Window Coordinates

AI for Culture and Heritage in Kerala can be contacted through the website kscste.kerala.gov.in or the email address kscste@gmail.com

Sector: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Other Breakthrough Technologies

Indicative Project Cost ~ INR 5 Cr

Robotics for Manhole Cleaning in Kerala is a project that aims to use robotics technology to eliminate the practice of manual scavenging and ensure the safety and dignity of sanitation workers. It focuses on deploying the robotic scavenger Bandicoot, which can clean manholes and sewers without human intervention.

The indicative project cost of Robotics for Manhole Cleaning in Kerala is Rs. 5 crore, which will be funded by KWA, GenRobotics, and other sources.

Infrastructure Facilities

Robotics for Manhole Cleaning in Kerala is supported by the Kerala Water Authority (KWA), which is responsible for the water supply and sewerage services in the state. It has access to the infrastructure and facilities of KWA, such as manholes, sewers, pipes, and vehicles.

Status of the Project

Robotics for Manhole Cleaning in Kerala is an ongoing project that was launched in 2018. It has already deployed Bandicoot robots in several districts of the state, such as Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Thrissur, and Kozhikode

Policy Support

Robotics for Manhole Cleaning in Kerala is aligned with the national AI mission and the industrial policy of Kerala, which promote the development and commercialisation of AI-enabled solutions in various sectors. It also adheres to the ethical and social standards of robotics and sanitation.

Nodal Department

Robotics for Manhole Cleaning in Kerala is led by a project team, which consists of experts from KWA, GenRobotics, and industry partners.GenRobotics is a start-up company that developed the Bandicoot robot. The project coordinator of Robotics for Manhole Cleaning in Kerala is Mr. K.Padmakumar, who is also the Managing Director of KWA.

Single Window Coordinates

Robotics for Manhole Cleaning in Kerala can be contacted through the website kwa.kerala.gov.in or the email address md@kwa.kerala.gov.in.

Sector: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Other Breakthrough Technologies

Indicative Project Cost ~ INR 25 Cr

Blockchain for Governance in Kerala is a project that aims to use blockchain technology to improve the transparency, efficiency, and security of governance processes in the state. It focuses on developing solutions for land records, supply chain, health records, education certificates, and e-governance.

The indicative project cost of Blockchain for Governance in Kerala is Rs. 25 crore, which will be funded by KBA, IIITM-K, and other sources.

Infrastructure Facilities

Blockchain for Governance in Kerala is supported by the Kerala Blockchain Academy (KBA), which is an initiative of the Government of Kerala under the Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management - Kerala (IIITM-K). It has access to the infrastructure and facilities of KBA, such as labs, servers, networks, and platforms.

Status of the Project

Blockchain for Governance in Kerala is a proposed project that is yet to be launched. It has been identified as one of the emerging areas for the state by the KBA.

Policy Support

Blockchain for Governance in Kerala is aligned with the national AI mission and the industrial policy of Kerala, which promote the development and commercialisation of AI-enabled solutions in various sectors. It also adheres to the ethical and social standards of blockchain and governance..

Nodal Department

Blockchain for Governance in Kerala will be led by a project team, which will consist of experts from KBA, IIITM-K, and industry partners. The project coordinator of Blockchain for Governance in Kerala will be Dr. Asharaf S, who is also the Principal Investigator of KBA.

Single Window Coordinates

Blockchain for Governance in Kerala can be contacted through the website kba.ai or the email address info@kba.ai.