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REMA — Intelligent Resource Management Assistant for Emergencies
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REMA — Intelligent Resource Management Assistant for Emergencies

REMA is an offline Edge AI assistant designed to support people during emergencies and infrastructure failures. It identifies available resources, translates them into practical capabilities, and helps users prioritize those capabilities according to their immediate needs. Unlike a generic chatbot or survival guide, REMA uses a local resource capability map and validated safety rules to provide recommendations based on what is actually available. The system can update its recommendations when resources are added, removed, or depleted. REMA is designed to work without internet or cloud connectivity, making it useful when critical infrastructure is unavailable. When infrastructure fails, use what remains.

PlantVillage Disease Classification
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PlantVillage Disease Classification

This project walks through the complete pipeline to train, quantize, convert, and benchmark an AkidaNet model on the PlantVillage dataset for Akida 1 hardware. PlantVillage contains 54,303 images of healthy and diseased plant leaves across 38 categories (14 crop species × multiple disease types plus healthy variants). The task is a 38-class image classification problem: given a 224×224 RGB image of a leaf, identify the crop species and disease (or healthy state).