Al-driven displays and the silent classroom revolution

Smart classrooms are no longer a futuristic idea. Learn how a homegrown innovation engine is leveraging Al to cut teacher workload, secure learning spaces, and quietly position India for a global leap in interactive display tech

- BHARTI TREHAN [e-mail]

It starts with a teacher writing two words on a screen: “human heart.” Within seconds, the screen generates detailed diagrams, explanatory videos, relevant text, and a quiz — all tailored to the student’s grade. This is no sci-fi scene. This is how an AI-powered smart classroom from India is quietly reshaping education across the country.

In an in-depth conversation with DQ Channels, Dr. Ramya Chatterjee, CEO, Solitaire Brand Business and Director, Prointek Global Innovations, revealed how AI-led platforms, secure infrastructure, and global ambitions are coming together to define India’s next decade of digital learning and collaboration.

From chalkboards to context-aware ecosystems

The classroom has evolved. Projectors replaced chalk. Panels replaced projectors. But today, education has moved into an era where content isn’t just displayed, it’s created in real time, analysed for engagement, and stored securely. This shift is driven by AI, and its impact is most visible in tools like Solitaire Digital Canvas Pro Pro.

Designed as a free platform for educators, this system uses AI to turn handwritten topics into structured lessons. A simple scribble becomes a multi-format lesson plan: auto-generated videos, graphics, and age-appropriate quizzes. This isn’t a feature for convenience. It’s a design for impact. One that addresses the often-overlooked workload of Indian teachers.