Staqu Technologies unveils voice assistance system 'Jarvis Help'

New Delhi: Staqu Technologies, a prominent developer of artificial intelligence solutions, has unveiled its cutting-edge AI-enabled Voice Assistance System – Jarvis Help. The innovative technology utilizes voice commands, gestures, and hand waves to activate its functionality. This advanced system is designed to receive and interpret visual and audio directives, promptly notifying the appropriate stakeholders in real time.

Jarvis Help has the potential to provide enhanced risk identification in rescue systems in alignment with human behavior, to leverage real-time audio and video inputs, and analyze hand motions, facial expressions, and gestures indicative of assistance requirements.

Additionally, Jarvis Help has been supported by the world’s most accurate audio setup with an accuracy level of 98.7 per cent, backed by the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP) and VoxCeleb. The technology mainly being used to identify any one with voice sample and the same time can also be used to identify wake up words like “Jarvis Help” coming from any audio streaming device.

For Instance, in critical situations like rescue, stuck in lift, kidnappings or robberies, Jarvis Help serves as a life-saving solution. It swiftly responds to distress calls by detecting signs of violence or assistance and immediately notifying the relevant authorities in real time. Whether through analyzing audio and visual cues or recognizing gestures like waving or signaling for help within the camera’s range, Jarvis Help acts as a vigilant guardian, ensuring rapid assistance when victims need it most.

Additionally, Jarvis Help's advanced technology enables it to identify indicators of danger even when there are no apparent physical signs of violence. By simply calling out "Jarvis Help!" in situations where explicit communication may be challenging, individuals can activate the system and trigger a prompt response. With its ability to analyze audio and video feeds, Jarvis Help provides an additional layer of security, proactively safeguarding individuals in distress and significantly enhancing their safety.

According to Atul Rai, Co-founder, and CEO of Staqu Technologies, " As a responsible corporation, it is a privilege to develop an innovative technology that enhances our communities to become more futuristic and safer. Our pioneering technology in AI-enabled Voice Assistance Systems, Jarvis Help can significantly contribute to our long-term goal. By combining voice recognition and real-time video analysis on existing CCTV, Jarvis Help will be an intuitive and efficient solution for addressing rescue and safety needs for our citizens. Our contribution to creating a smarter and safer ecosystem through advanced AI technology can become a reality owing to Jarvis' incredible accuracy and technological prowess. We aim to contribute to enhancing national security and reaffirming our commitment to the country by using our cutting-edge technology to create a better and safer India.”

The core focus of Jarvis Help is to comprehend human language and provide accurate outcomes by decoding visual or voice commands. Through continuous algorithmic improvements, Jarvis Help delivers analytical insights and promptly notifies the relevant authorities, thereby improving the operational efficacy of apt authorities. Moreover, the system can potentially employ a combination of AI and automation, enabling the deployment of drones to track individuals and gather crucial audio and video inputs as well. This interaction between Jarvis Help and humans mirrors the way two individuals communicate, encoding and decoding messages through gestures or voice commands.

The accuracy level of audio analytics being used in Jarvis Help is based on the idea of using CCTV cameras to record ambient audio data from beyond their field of vision in order to spot any disturbances or out-of-the-ordinary events and immediately trigger appropriate tactical reactions. For instance, the sound of breaking glass outside a physical store may be a sign of ongoing robberies, vandalism, or sabotage, whereas the sounds of gunshots, screaming, or loud shouting typically indicate physical violence and a serious threat to life.

The introduction of Jarvis Help holds significant potential for rescue systems and the development of smart city ecosystems. By incorporating advanced AI-enabled surveillance technology, Jarvis Help can effectively monitor illegal activities or ensure the safety of individuals. This innovative solution contributes to the establishment of safer and more secure communities.

As a Gurgaon-based Artificial Intelligence start-up, Staqu strives to utilize technology in solving real-world problems. Founded in 2015, the company provides state-of-the-art image recognition, language-independent proprietary speaker identification, and text processing, including sentiment analysis, text classification, and summarization. Staqu was handpicked by the British High Commission as the Best AI Start-up in the country. Furthermore, triumphing at IBM’s Global Entrepreneur Program, Staqu has successfully raised investment from Indian Angel Network.