Meet Siddharth Nandyala: 14-year-old tech prodigy who built an app to detect heart diseases in seven seconds | Vijayawada News
NEW DELHI: Siddharth Nandyala, a 14-year-old NRI student, has developed an AI-powered app called ‘CircadiaV’ that can detect heart diseases in just seven seconds. Impressed by his innovation, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu invited Siddharth to his office for a discussion on the app and its features.
Siddharth’s father, Mahesh, originally from Anantapur, moved to the US in 2010. Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav accompanied Mahesh and Siddharth during their visit to the chief minister’s office.
According to his LinkedIn profile, Siddharth’s accomplishments as a young tech entrepreneur. He is the founder and CEO of STEM IT, an initiative aimed at promoting STEM education globally. Through STEM IT, he equips students with knowledge in coding, robotics, and AI, inspiring them to use technology for innovation.
‘Revolutionizing early cardiovascular disease’: Naidu
This 14-year-old has made detecting heart-related problems easier! I am absolutely delighted to meet Siddharth Nandyala, a young AI enthusiast from Dallas and the world’s youngest AI-certified professional, holding certifications from both Oracle and ARM.
Siddharth’s app, Circadian AI, is a medical breakthrough that can detect heart-related issues within seconds. Circadian AI, is revolutionizing early cardiovascular disease detection by using smartphone-based heart sound recordings. With a sharp 96%+ accuracy, his technology has already been tested on over 15,000 patients in the U.S. and 700 patients in India, including at GGH Guntur.
I am very impressed by Siddharth’s extraordinary talent and dedication to using technology for the benefit of humankind. At such a young age, he is an inspiration to us all. I wholeheartedly encourage him to pursue his passion for healthcare technology and assure him of our full support in all his endeavours.
