Srinagar, Nov. 18 -- Faizan Mohammad leans over a screen in his Srinagar office, watching sensors track water quality in trout farms while another monitor logs occupancy and service metrics for a local hotel.

This is not a glimpse of some distant future, but a hands-on example of how technology can tackle real problems today.

Faizan is pushing AI and robotics into sectors that have long faced pressure from rising demand, limited resources, and challenging terrain.

Kashmir's hospitals provide a clear example.

SKIMS, SMHS, and district hospitals struggle with increasing patient loads. Doctors and nurses face long hours, repeated tasks, and high-stakes decisions.

Faizan's approach introduces robotic assistants, AI-driven triage syste...