IIIT-Hyderabad researchers have developed VIOLA, an AI-powered traffic monitoring system using low-cost dashcams in police vehicles. Integrated with Telangana Police systems, the technology detects violations, generates challan inputs, and achieves nearly 96 per cent accuracy while improving traffic enforcement.
A total of 526 students graduated during IIIT Hyderabad's 25th convocation. Top performers received prestigious awards, while Principal Scientific Adviser Prof Ajay Kumar Sood encouraged graduates to pursue responsible innovation that benefits society and makes technology accessible to all.
The concept of model switching refers to using ML models on edge devices such as a smartphone, where the model balancer intelligently switches between models based on the incoming inputs
Arpit Bahety, research fellow at the Centre for Visual Information Technology (CVIT), IIIT-Hyderabad under the guidance of Prof. CV Jawahar developed the Machine Learning (ML) algorithm that can automatically detect and count the number of trees abutting urban roads.
