Archive · 17 Sep 2026
VisualCamp Expands AI Literacy Programs Across Indian States
VisualCamp is using artificial intelligence and eye tracking to help children learn to read.
The company is expanding its program to Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh.
It is also growing its existing program in Haryana.
The larger Haryana program will cover 60 government schools in Nuh district.
It will work with Grade 2 students who have difficulty reading Hindi.
The program will last six months.
The technology watches how students’ eyes move across words and sentences.
This can help teachers understand reading difficulties and support students as they become independent readers.
VisualCamp recently won a business pitching competition in Seoul, which supported its expansion plans.
VisualCamp is expanding its education initiatives into Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh.
The company will scale its Haryana program to 60 government schools in Nuh district.
The six-month intervention targets Grade 2 students struggling with Hindi reading.
Its eye-tracking platform analyzes students’ reading behavior to measure progress.
VisualCamp won first place at the Upstart 26 India-Korea pitching competition in Seoul.
- Who
- VisualCamp, led by CEO Yunchan Suk, is conducting the initiative.
- What
- The company is expanding AI-based eye-tracking reading programs across Indian states and scaling a Haryana intervention.
- When
- The expanded Haryana program is scheduled to launch in early October and run for six months; VisualCamp won Upstart 26 on September 10, 2026.
- Where
- The program will operate in 60 government schools in Nuh district, Haryana, with expansion efforts in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh; the competition took place in Seoul.
- Why
- The initiative aims to support India’s NIPUN Bharat mission and help teachers identify and address children’s reading difficulties.
- Haryana coverage
- 60 government schools in Nuh district
- Target students
- Grade 2 students struggling with Hindi reading
- Program duration
- Six months
- Technology
- AI-based eye tracking of students’ reading behavior
- National mission
- India’s NIPUN Bharat foundational literacy and numeracy mission
- Expansion states
- Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh
- Competition result
- First place at Upstart 26 in Seoul on September 10, 2026