Problem Statement - Fpgrid
Problem Statement - Fpgrid
Forgot to order fresh coriander or your favorite box of strawberries or tomatoes while placing
your weekly grocery order online? Wondering that you’ll need to place another small order for
the items missed? Well, that’s something all of us have faced while ordering online, and that’s
what this challenge attempts to solve! In this challenge, teams are required to create a smart
bag that, based on past order history, can predict future orders and create a smart order basket
for the customer - selecting the items required in advance and enabling a faster buying
experience.
Less than 10% Indians have a credit bureau presence, so it is essential to identify and utilize
alternate forms of data to assess customers’s credit worthiness. As part of this challenge,
teams are expected to identify markers from social media data that indicate trust and affluence;
Generate sub-indicators for each of those markers & subsequently, attempt to utilize all signals
available (ex. posts, sessions, check-ins, social graph, media content, etc.) & come up with an
explainable trust and affluence score/classification based on all the signals
Preferred tech: Open source
Bonus: Signal extraction from multiple social media channels (ex. FB, Instagram, Twitter, etc.)
4. Interactive voice bot for user engagement
Key problem statement: How can we instantly and effectively engage with millions of customers
at zero marginal cost. Teams are required to build an interactive voice bot that is expected to
have human-grade voice synthesis and voice understanding. It should have NLP-based
understanding of context and user intent (trained on domain-specific data) & have ability to
understand mixed-language speech.
- Preferred tech: Open source
- Bonus: Multi-lingual bot (english, hindi), Fintech-specific domain training