QriusAI on Wheels · A concept in development

When the AI lab can't come to them, we'll bring it to them.

Millions of people, farmers, rural and tribal women, and whole communities at the far end of every map, will meet the AI economy with no on-ramp at all. QriusAI on Wheels is our answer: a solar-powered, offline-capable mobile AI lab, run by trained fellows, built to reach the places connectivity forgets. It is a concept today. With the right partner, it is on the road tomorrow.

Illustrative concept render of the QriusAI on Wheels mobile AI lab van parked at a rural school, with students gathered.Illustrative concept

The last mile of the AI divide

Every plan to close the AI divide eventually hits the same wall: the places with no reliable power, no connectivity, and no one coming.

Farmers deciding what to plant. Rural and tribal women running households and small enterprises. Communities where the nearest computer lab is a day's travel away. These are the people for whom AI could change the most, and the people the AI conversation reaches last, if at all. Not because they can't learn it. Because nothing has been built to reach them where they are.

A fixed campus can't solve this. The lab has to move. It has to work without the grid. And it has to be run by people who will stay long enough to matter. That's the problem QriusAI on Wheels is designed to solve.

How it's designed to work

A lab that moves, powers itself, and stays a while

Illustrative concept render of the interior of a mobile AI lab van, fitted with workstations and screens.Illustrative concept

A mobile AI lab.

A caravan fitted as an immersive, hands-on AI lab, so the learning experience arrives fully built, wherever it parks.

Off-grid by design.

Solar panels and battery storage, with an offline-capable setup, so the lab can run where there is little or no electricity and no connectivity. Addressing the power gap isn't an afterthought. It's the core design constraint.

Run by a fellow, not a drop-in.

Each caravan would be run by a trained QriusAI fellow who stays in a district long enough to build real capability, not deliver a one-day demo.

Train the trainer.

Fellows wouldn't just teach residents. They'd build capacity among district teachers and administrations, so the AI literacy stays in the district after the caravan moves on.

The QriusAI Fellowship

The people who take AI the last mile

On Wheels only works if the right people run it. The QriusAI Fellowship is an 11-month, stipended program designed to find them: fresh graduates and working professionals, from India and around the world, who want to spend a year of their lives closing the AI divide at its hardest edge. Fellows would be trained, then deployed with a caravan to live and work across districts, running camps, teaching AI literacy, and building capacity among local teachers and administrations.

11 months, in the field.

A fellow would cover multiple districts over the fellowship year, staying in each long enough to build lasting capability.

Stipended.

The fellowship would carry a stipend, so doing this work is not a privilege only some can afford.

Open to India and the world.

Fresh graduates and professionals alike, united by wanting to bring the AI divide down.

Train-the-trainer mandate.

Fellows would build capacity in district teachers and administrations, multiplying their reach far beyond the caravan.

A collage of four classroom photos showing QriusAI facilitators leading an 'AI Literacy Session' presentation to seated audiences, with QriusAI branding and rural AI-literacy messaging displayed throughout.Illustrative concept
Register interest to become a fellow

The fellowship isn't open yet. Register interest and we'll reach out when it launches.

Why this isn't just an idea

We've already done the hard part. On Wheels takes it further.

We're not proposing on Wheels from a standing start. QriusAI Foundation already runs place-based AI programs inside the public system, working alongside district administrations in Nashik, Varanasi, and Visakhapatnam, building AI readiness in government schools, ITIs, and colleges, and building AI capacity inside nonprofits. On Wheels is the same proven work, engineered to reach one step further: to the communities beyond the last classroom and the last power line.

Educators and staff seated for an AI capacity-building session, facilitator presenting with a handheld microphone.
Teacher capacity building, part of QriusAI Campus's proven work.
Students seated at desks listening to a facilitator during an AI literacy session at an ITI in Nashik, Maharashtra.
An AI literacy session at an ITI in Nashik, Maharashtra — proof of the model on wheels will extend.
Students seated at desks in a rural government school classroom in Lucknow during an AI literacy session.
An AI literacy session in a rural classroom, Lucknow — the same model, reaching further.

What your partnership builds

Fund the pilot. Put the first caravan, and the first fellow, on the road.

A founding partner doesn't just fund a vehicle. You'd build the first working proof that AI literacy can reach anyone, anywhere, off the grid and beyond the reach of every fixed campus. You'd fund the caravan, the first fellow's year in the field, and the model that lets it scale from one district to many. This is a chance to build something from the ground up, with your name on the first mile.

QriusAI on Wheels is at concept stage. We're seeking founding partners to fund and shape the pilot.

Fund the pilot

The last mile is where inclusion is won or lost.

On Wheels is how QriusAI Foundation intends to win it. Help us build the first one.