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Sarvadrushti is an open-source vision and accessibility toolkit — built to make digital environments navigable for people of all visual abilities.
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| SARVADRUSHTI |
| "all-seeing" |
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| · vision assistance |
| · screen accessibility |
| · navigation tools |
| · real-time processing |
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| started: 2024 |
| status: open source |
| license: MIT |
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Sarvadrushti ("all-seeing" in Sanskrit) started as a pre-incubated startup at VNRVJIET, Hyderabad, in February 2024 — with a single goal: close the accessibility gap in digital tools for the visually impaired.
After a year of building, we opened the source. Everything we built — models, pipelines, interfaces — is now yours to use, fork, and improve.
Backed by the belief that accessibility is not a feature, it's a foundation.
$ git clone https://github.com/Project-Sarvadrushti/Sarvadrushti Cloning into 'core'... remote: Enumerating objects: 1,204 $ pip install sarvadrushti Successfully installed sarvadrushti $ sarva --help Usage: sarva [command] [options] describe · enhance · navigate · audit
A modular toolkit — use individual components or the full suite. Everything ships with a Python API and a CLI interface.
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Sarvadrushti's dehazing pipeline restores degraded frames end-to-end — improving not just visual quality, but downstream task performance across object detection and scene captioning.