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Lumi Assistant 🎙️

Lumi Android | Lumi Desktop (Coming Soon)

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Bridging the digital divide for the next billion users.


🌍 The Problem: The Digital Divide

Smartphones are powerful, but modern UIs are extremely complex. For non-tech-savvy users, elderly individuals, or those with lower digital literacy, simply transferring money via UPI or saving a contact can be an overwhelming task.

Existing assistants (like Google Assistant) either perform tasks invisibly in the background (which doesn't teach the user) or open help articles that are hard to read.

💡 The Solution: Lumi

Lumi is a voice-first, multilingual, on-screen guidance assistant. Instead of doing the task for the user, Lumi teaches them how to do it.

When a user speaks a goal in their native language (e.g., "PhonePe se paise bhejo" or "Hassan ka contact save karo"), Lumi places a friendly, animated cursor on the screen, pointing exactly to the button they need to tap, accompanied by voice instructions in their native language.

Key Features

  • Guidance, Not Automation: Teaches users by pointing to UI elements on the screen.
  • Multilingual Native Support: Supports Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, and more.
  • Privacy-First (On-Device): Processes intents and matches UI elements locally.
  • Resilient AI Fallbacks: Uses deterministic accessibility tree matching first, and falls back to a Cropped Vision-Language Model (VLM) only when absolutely necessary.

🏗️ Architecture: "Match First, Infer Never"

Lumi is designed to be lightning fast. While VLM-only approaches take 3–5 seconds per step, Lumi uses a deterministic Element Matcher that resolves UI targets in <80ms.

graph TD
    A[User speaks intent] --> B{Phase 1: Intent Extraction}
    B -->|Whisper on NPU| C[Intent Classifier]
    C --> D{Phase 2: Live Tree Matching}
    
    D -->|Match Found <80ms| E[Phase 4: Cursor Placement]
    D -->|Miss| F[Action Template Engine]
    
    F -->|Template Found <120ms| E
    F -->|Miss| G{Phase 3: Cropped VLM - Last Resort}
    
    G -->|VLM Box <600ms| E
    G -->|Timeout| H[Audio-Only Fallback]
    
    E --> I[User Taps Screen]
    I --> J{Phase 5: Post-Tap Verification}
    J -->|Correct| D
    J -->|Wrong/No Change| K[Voice Correction & Retry]
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🔄 System Flow & Data Pipeline

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant VoiceEngine as Voice & TTS
    participant Matcher as Element Matcher
    participant VLM as Vision-Language Model
    participant UI as Android UI (Accessibility)

    User->>VoiceEngine: "Send money on PhonePe"
    VoiceEngine->>Matcher: Extract Intent (send_money)
    Matcher->>UI: Query Live Accessibility Tree
    alt Target Found (Deterministic)
        UI-->>Matcher: Exact Bounds (Rect)
    else Target Not Found
        Matcher->>VLM: Send Cropped Screenshot
        VLM-->>Matcher: Bounding Box Coordinates
    end
    Matcher->>VoiceEngine: Instruction ("पे पर टैप करें")
    VoiceEngine->>User: Play Localized Audio
    Matcher->>UI: Draw Animated Cursor at Bounds
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📊 Core Metrics & Performance (v4.0)

Our v4 architecture resolved critical bottlenecks from earlier iterations:

Metric v3 (VLM Primary) v4 (Deterministic Matcher) Impact
Cursor Placement Latency 3,000 – 5,000 ms < 80 ms 40x Faster (Real-time feel)
Memory Footprint ~3MB per screen ~0MB (Tree query) No GC pauses, memory safe
Accuracy (Dynamic UIs) Prone to hallucinations 100% accurate Uses actual AccessibilityNodeInfo
Cloud Dependency High (Every step) < 5% of steps Works offline for known templates

🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Android Studio Ladybug (or newer)
  • JDK 17
  • A physical Android device (Android 11+) is recommended for testing Accessibility Services.

Build and Install

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/h55n/lumi.git
    cd lumi
  2. Build the Debug APK:
    ./gradlew assembleDebug
  3. Install on connected device:
    ./gradlew installDebug

Enabling Lumi

Once installed, open the Lumi Settings app on your device:

  1. Grant Accessibility Service permissions.
  2. Grant Microphone and Screen Recording permissions.
  3. Tap the floating Lumi bubble to start guiding!

🏆 Hackathon: iQOO Hackathon 2026, Pune

  • Team: html — Hassan Rehman, Mrunmayee Daware, Tanishq Mhetras
  • Track: Productivity
  • Device: iQOO 15 (Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, OriginOS 6, Android 16)
  • Date: September 5–6, 2026

See docs/BOOTSTRAP_PROMPT.md for the complete pre-hackathon checklist.


License

MIT — see LICENSE

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