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The following projects are excusively done by Team Skillocity under 'The Skillocity Framework'. Include them in our portfolio, and contact us if you want us to work for your project.

Skillocity Blogsite

This is primarily a blog for us to present our writings on a wide variety of topics, and showcase our web development skills. It is also a hub displaying all Skillocity projects.


Skillocity PWA

The Progressive Web App for Skillocity is available and can be added to devices for quick access to the blog. This is an example of us following latest trends by constantly learning more in the field, and actively developing our site.

Diabetes Web App

Talk about helping the community with CS? This Web App uses ML to speculate the chances of the user on the basis of the provided required information. Loads quickly and works on any platform area few perks of being a web app and one of the reasons why we chose it to be.


SkillChem

We have showed our web dev and ML skills but wait, that's not it! SkillChem is a native android app useful for solving chemical equations with a user-friendly layout. Developed using a variety of languages namely Java, xml, html, JavaScript on Android Studio, this shows our comfort with complex algorithms and multiple languages.


Narlikar Index Research

This is an astronomy research project we undertook aiming to develop an index to classify planets on the basis of habitability and help in narrowing down our search of  potentially habitable planets. Presented along with examples and the indices to perform the classification it becomes easily understandable how the Narlikar Index can help astronomers. 


These are a few and there are many more to come, so keep following us!

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