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haziq farhanAI Builder Day at NYU School of Engineering · Kartik Derasari

Anatomy Atelier is an interactive 3D human anatomy and biology learning platform built for medical students, educators, and SPM Biology candidates. It combines real-time WebGL 3D organ specimens with an intelligent RAG search engine powered by Gemini API to query official syllabus textbooks. Learners can isolate organ tissues, simulate biological metrics, and ask physiological questions with instant, verified textbook citations.

“I expected RAG textbook ingestion and 3D WebGL rendering to create heavy latency, but pairing Gemini API with structured retrieval delivered instant, context-aware anatomical answers while maintaining a smooth 60fps canvas.”

Ahsan Tahseen

An voice agent built on Flue framework with Vonage API for voice.

“It was nice to develop it.”

Adil Sabir Azeez

This project is a real-time voice agent that lets users dial a standard phone number to interact with a custom AI persona. Built for developers looking to integrate telephony with streaming LLM pipelines, it serves as a working boilerplate for handling bi-directional audio streams and system prompts. It's a quick way to see how standard voice APIs stack up against modern conversational AI without needing heavy infrastructure.

“I expected setting up telephony WebSockets and call state management to require heavy boilerplate. Surprisingly, Vonage’s Flue framework abstracted away all that complexity out of the box, letting me spin up a fully functional AI voice agent in just a few lines of code.”

Oley M

APO-HAL-EMS (Agnotic Policy Optimizer / Hardware Abstraction Layer For Energy Management Systems) is an architectural framework and universal governance layer designed for critical infrastructure control systems and energy management systems. ​It provides deterministic validation of automated, AI-driven, and human operator decisions before actions are committed to physical hardware or control networks.

“I thought I'd have to do more work by constantly correcting and re-checking that my prompts were being followed with accuracy throughout the build. Gemini was pretty solid and made the process so much smoother, creating much less work for me due to high precision and follow-through.”

Vaibhav ChaudhariAI Builder Day at NYU School of Engineering · Kartik Derasari

SensePath is a voice-first accessibility assistant designed for blind and low-vision users. It combines Gemini Live, multimodal vision, and Google Maps Platform to help people navigate the last few meters of a journey—finding entrances, benches, elevators, and understanding their surroundings through natural conversation. The standout feature is its ability to seamlessly switch between navigation, object finding, and immersive scene descriptions while keeping the interaction hands-free and acces

“We expected navigation to be the hardest problem, but the real challenge was making AI know when not to speak. Designing an assistant that gives timely, concise guidance without overwhelming or distracting the user turned out to be just as important as the underlying AI itself.”

Durjoy SenAI Builder Day at NYU School of Engineering · Kartik Derasari

HarmonicBlend is an AI-powered, browser-based DJ and stem mashup workstation that allows users to search any song on YouTube Music and turn it into a professional-grade remix in real time. The platform features dual interactive vinyl turntables, scrubbable waveform timelines, 3-band EQs, lowpass/highpass filter sweeps, crossfader controls, and an offline WAV exporter that lets users render and download their completed mixes directly to disk, as well as using Facebook's Demucs ML to create stems.

“Using Gemini within Google Antigravity to build this project was a leap in autonomous, agentic software engineering. Its crazy how Antigravity reasoned across full-stack boundaries, making Python Flask backends, setting up PyTorch ML pipelines, and coding complex Web Audio API DSP frontend engines, something I would need months of training and understanding to build.”