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AgriSol (KisanBot) — AI-Powered Crop Disease Detection Platform
AgriSol is an AI-powered agri-tech platform built to help farmers identify crop diseases instantly through image recognition, paired with a multilingual chatbot (English/Urdu) for accessible, conversational farming guidance.
Built with a YOLO-trained model for crop disease detection from photos, the platform bridges the gap between advanced AI and everyday farmers who may not be comfortable with complex tech interfaces — letting them simply upload a photo or chat naturally in their own language.
The project was recognized as a Top 10 finalist in the GDGoC IST Innovators Challenge, competing against teams across the institute.
Key features:
Image-based crop disease detection using a YOLO-trained model
Multilingual conversational chatbot (English & Urdu) for farmer support and guidance
Accessible, farmer-friendly interface designed for low-tech-literacy users
Tech stack: React, YOLO (object detection), Google AI Studio / Gemini integration
My role: Team project (Team Debug Gurus) — Workd on backend for the data storage in Cloud
Achievement: Top 10 Finalist — GDGoC IST Innovators Challenge
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