#AI Safety Monitoring System for people living alone

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restive sparrow
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Yeah, finally made it!
Here is my submission for the Nvidia Cosmos Cookbook Hackathon : https://github.com/nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-cookbook/issues/245

  • Post-training : Built an app to ease the post-training process. Filmed homemade videos (50) annotated manually in LLaVA dataset format, used also online datasets, and generated synthetic datas (20-40) with Cosmos Transfer. Performed Lora, Qlora and SFT on Nebius H100. Accuracy improved from 35% to 85% to detect behaviors at risk of persons living alone.
  • Online app "Angelcare" : An online application was built where the user can connect a RTSP camera, a Telegram Bot and a wearable device (for extra Heart rate monitoring). The models reason and send alerts for behaviors at risk on Telegram for both metrics, and provide Live Summaries + Chat Q&A.

The idea was to build a meaningful project that address two current realities : The AI era, and the aging of the population. 1 in 6 people will be over 60 by 2030 in the US according to WHO/2026, with nearly 3 in 10 adults aged 65+ living alone. The Loom demo only shows a 30 seconds sample of a livestream, but the results show that the post-train model was able to reason over a variety of behaviours at risk.
Thanks to everyone! : @umbral sparrow , @stone rock, @wintry quiver , @sinful temple .

GitHub

First Name Chloe Last Name Pilon Vaillancourt Email Address [email protected] Organization / University Polytechnique Montreal Job Role Other Team Name AngelCare Add your team members' nam...

umbral sparrow
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Congratulations!! I love the focus!!

sinful temple
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Really love this ❤️ this is fantastic

stone rock
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@restive sparrow I love this! Very very cool!

wintry quiver
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@restive sparrow This is really good.I love your acting:

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life after the 30s feels like hahaha

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I love the documentation where the project is described better, it took quite some experimentation

restive sparrow
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@wintry quiver bro the lack of real life datas is real

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And yeah, it took a few time (and nebius credits) before getting it right!