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P2P Energy Trading System for Local Businesses Using Beckn Protocol and Gemini AI #91
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Based on the initial demo use case discussion with Ravi on September 18th during the Tech Stand-up, followed by a walkthrough call of the WhatsApp AI Agent Twilio Integration Codebase with Mayur, work has officially begun. Please find the details and action items below: Requested Ravi to provide the WhatsApp phone number and business account details to proceed. @emmayank Please let me know if I've missed anything. Since the work is started changing the flow status to Started. |
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Timeline Oct 3 for demo for the Google AI event This is done as on Oct 4, 2024 - completed. |
Description:
Develop a Peer-to-Peer (P2P) energy trading system that empowers local businesses, such as Anand's wheat grinding mill, to purchase renewable energy from local prosumers. The system uses the Beckn Protocol for seamless P2P transactions and the Gemini AI API for a conversational interface. The system will reduce energy costs, promote sustainability, and enhance the accessibility of renewable energy.
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Product:
P2P Energy Trading Demo (for Google for India 2024)
Domain:
Energy Trading, Renewable Energy
Tech Skills Needed:
Full Stack Development, API Integration, UI Building (Conversational AI), Blockchain (Solana or CORD integration), Beckn Protocol Implementation
Complexity:
Medium
Category:
Development
Sub Category:
Energy Trading Platform, AI Conversational Interface
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