Indian Student’s AI App Steady Hands has earned global recognition after Apple CEO Tim Cook praised the innovation for helping people with hand tremors. A 20-year-old computer science student from Maharashtra has received global recognition after Apple CEO Tim Cook praised her AI-powered app, Steady Hands, at Apple’s Swift Student Challenge. Gayatri Goundadkar was inspired by her grandmother’s struggle with essential hand tremors to develop the application to help people with tremors draw and write more accurately with artificial intelligence. The app analyzes the user’s tremor pattern and compensates for involuntary hand movements, making digital art and handwriting more accessible. The innovation is recognised among esteemed student developers across the globe and highlights India’s growing footprint in global technology and AI development. The achievement shows how empathy-driven innovation can solve real-world problems and encourage young students to build technology to make lives better.
Indian Student’s AI App Wins Praise from Apple CEO Tim Cook: A Global Recognition for Young Innovation
