An AI-powered platform helping families reunite by using deep learning to match reported missing children with a centralised database.
The Problem: In India, thousands of children go missing every day, and manual searching processes are often slow, inefficient, and resource-intensive. Police departments rely on physical descriptions and manual photo matching, which can take months or years, drastically reducing the chances of recovery.
The Solution: We built a centralised application that automates the identification process through the WCD Ministry database. The system allows citizens to scan the face of an unattended child or check the status of their filed FIR, and authorities get all the information along with the location through the app in case of any database matches. Using advanced computer vision, the platform instantly compares new images against the database of missing children to find potential matches, bridging the communication gap between the public and law enforcement. The project demonstrates the application of deep learning, optimisation and system-level thinking to a high-stakes, real-world domain.
Enabled image capture through mobile/web cameras with live scanning and instant comparison against the WCD Ministry database.
Deployed event-triggered notification and reporting pipelines to police, guardians, and registered NGOs based on prediction confidence.
A secure dashboard that digitises records, replacing manual files and allowing cross-region data access for police.
SSL pinning, device-root detection, and mock-location blocking to eliminate spoofing and protect sensitive identities.