Mobile / Bangkit 2022 capstone
Gasturah
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Point your camera at a historical site and a machine-learning model returns its name, address and history.
Local tourists in Indonesia mostly skip historical sites. Gasturah tries to change that by making the sites legible: articles worth reading, and a camera that can tell you what you are standing in front of.
Point the phone at a site and the image goes to a machine-learning model on Google Cloud, which returns the name, address and history. The app also recommends the historical sites nearest to you.
What it does
Scan historical places
The core feature. The camera image is sent to a machine-learning model via Google Cloud, which returns the site's historical data to the app.
Login and register
Stores personal data such as name and photos.
Share photos
Post photos taken at historical places, in an Instagram-like feed.
Nearby recommendations
Machine learning surfaces the historical places closest to the user.
Team
Gasturah was the Bangkit 2022 final project, built by six people from four universities across three tracks.
Android
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Muhammad Arman Maulana
Mulawarman University
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Rubi Ahmad Fauzan
Budi Luhur University
Machine learning
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Eko Rahmat Darmawan
Mulawarman University
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Reza Kurniawan
Budi Luhur University
Cloud computing
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Daffa Mafazi
Mulawarman University
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Farrel Alfarabi Saleh
University of Indonesia