
SautiLM develops offline NLP and Edge-AI architectures to restore mother-tongue education in the conflict zones of Eastern DR Congo.
The digital divide systematically ignores vernacular languages, isolating entire cultures from technological progress.
In the conflict zones of Eastern DRC, the absence of local languages such as Bbadha from EdTech hinders the cognitive development of displaced children.
We engineer autonomous models on solar-powered terminals, ensuring access to knowledge without Cloud connectivity.
Digitization of bilingual dictionaries (starting with Bbadha-Swahili) and acoustic data collection via an ethical participatory approach.
Fine-tuning state-of-the-art self-supervised architectures (wav2vec 2.0, mBART-50) for extremely low-resource languages.
Post-training model quantization (INT8) for low-latency offline execution on mobile devices.
SautiLM is a technical research initiative led by Georges Byona & Abraham Imani, supported by LosingTek, a lab dedicated to solving humanitarian crises through technological innovation.
We are seeking institutional partners, academic collaborations, and grants to finalize the corpus and deploy our educational hubs in Eastern DRC.
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