Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution
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• Uses image processing to assess onion quality. • Identifies damaged, rotten, sprouted, or undersized onions. • Estimates Grade A and URS percentages. • Generates a digital quality report instantly. • Reduces human bias and improves transparency.
That puts it 132nd of the 240 statements that have any ideas at all, out of 240 on the board. It is moving, so the field here is already forming.
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01“Who actually faces this problem today?”
What works: Naming one real person and what they do instead right now. Reading the statement back is not an answer, they already read it.
02“This already exists. Why yours?”
What works: That existing tools are consumer products. Yours is built for the ministry, works offline, in the local language, on official data.
03“Then why has nobody solved it yet?”
What works: The real blocker. No connectivity, no incentive, nobody owns the data. You only know this if you read the ministry's own reports.