At UC Berkeley’s @CalHacks, 30 teams showcased innovative projects using Hyperbolic's GPU Marketplace and Inference Service to tackle real-world issues like disaster relief, school safety, and educational toys, all reflecting our vision of a collaborative AI ecosystem.
3x standout teams impressed us with their technical achievements and impactful missions. Here’s what they built 👇🏾
3x standout teams impressed us with their technical achievements and impactful missions. Here’s what they built 👇🏾
1️⃣ CLaiM simplifies disaster recovery by enabling homeowners to record a video of their home, utilizing Hyperbolic’s vision-language model, Qwen2 VL7B, to identify and appraise items. This data is securely stored on the blockchain, ensuring verified and streamlined insurance claims after a disaster.
2️⃣ Watchdog enhances school safety by using Hyperbolic’s AI Inference models to detect weapons and monitor emotional escalations in real-time through school surveillance, instantly alerting security personnel to potential threats for quick intervention.
3️⃣ Teddy AI transforms stuffed animals into interactive educational toys, using Hyperbolic’s Mello TTS for audio generation to guide children through personalized, conversational math lessons and adventures—blending learning with play to keep kids engaged.
We’re proud of the teams and look forward to supporting more real-world solutions at Open AI Day () and @ETHGlobal in Bangkok soon. Thank you @CalHacks @UCBerkeley, for an unforgettable event!lu.ma/open-ai-day
Learn more about the standout teams: hyperbolic.xyz/blog/calhacks-…
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