Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Teen's AI Aids Color-Blind Learners, Wins International Award
Aahan, a student who is color-blind, made a special AI program to help students who have trouble seeing colors.
The program changes the colors in things like maps and science diagrams in textbooks so they are easier to understand.
He made this because he had trouble in school himself.
His program is very good, and it won an award.
He also helped test many kids for color blindness to help them too.
He hopes it will help other students and make school more inclusive for everyone.
Aahan Ritesh Prajapati, a student, developed an AI tool to aid color-blind learners.
The AI tool modifies educational materials to make them more accessible.
The project stemmed from Aahan's personal experience with color blindness.
The AI tool has an accuracy rate of 99.7% and won the Gold Crest Award (UK).
Aahan organized color blindness screenings and aims to expand awareness.
- Who
- Aahan Ritesh Prajapati, a student at Adani International School.
- What
- Created an AI tool to modify educational content for color-blind students.
- When
- The project gained recognition recently.
- Where
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and Adani International School.
- Why
- To make learning materials more accessible for color-blind students and promote inclusive education.
- Student
- Aahan Ritesh Prajapati
- School
- Adani International School
- AI Tool Purpose
- Modify educational content for color-blind students
- Accuracy
- 99.7%
- Award
- Gold Crest Award (UK)
