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short_description: 'Nayana : Vision AI for all'
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<h1>Nayana - Vision AI for all</h1>
<a href="https://cognitivelab.in">
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<h3>Enabling Vision Language Capabilites for Low resource langauges</h3>
<p>Initiative by <a href="https://cognitivelab.in">Cognitivelab</a> </p>
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## Problem Statement
Despite advancements in vision-language AI, a significant number of the world's languages remain underserved, leaving millions without tools to process documents in their native scripts.
**Challenges Addressed by Nayana**:
- **Wide Language Gap**: Lack of robust OCR solutions for a large spectrum of languages, particularly low-resource and rare languages.
- **Script Complexity**: Supporting diverse writing systems, including those with intricate scripts, cursive styles, or mixed-language content.
- **Scalability**: Need for adaptable models that can handle real-world multilingual document processing at scale.
Nayana is designed to tackle these challenges by fine-tuning cutting-edge OCR models for diverse languages across multiple regions, empowering users to extract actionable insights from their documents regardless of the language or script.
## Vision
To democratize access to **Vision-Language AI** for all communities by empowering a wide range of languages, including low-resource and underrepresented ones, with cutting-edge OCR and document understanding capabilities.
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## Mission
1. **Enhance Accessibility**: Build tools that enable equitable AI solutions for diverse linguistic groups worldwide.
2. **Expand Language Coverage**: Support a vast range of languages and scripts, breaking barriers for multilingual document processing.
3. **Foster Collaboration**: Provide an open-source platform where developers and researchers can enhance and expand multilingual OCR capabilities.