Odisha AI
People, ideas, and conversations from the wider Odia AI ecosystem.
Explore the communityFrom Odisha. For every possibility.
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A language carries a world within it. Discover the people, open tools, and ideas helping Odia flourish in the digital age.
Our roots run deep. Our possibilities stay open.

A shared language. A shared responsibility.
From the words we grew up with to the things we have yet to build. OpenOdia is a guide to the resources and communities making new possibilities in our language.
01 / The open collection
Find a starting point. Make it your own.
Fonts, keyboards, transliteration, OCR, and tools for everyday Odia.
Explore tools ↗Listen · Understand · BuildOdia language and speech models, with licences and ready-to-paste citations.
Discover models ↗Explore · Research · DiscoverOpen Odia datasets to explore, study, and move your ideas forward.
Browse datasets ↗02 / The people who carry it forward
Meet the communities already learning, researching, and building together.
People, ideas, and conversations from the wider Odia AI ecosystem.
Explore the communityCollaborative research and learning around Odia language AI.
Explore their workCloud, AI, and hands-on learning with the developer community in Bhubaneswar.
Find your communityTechnical talks and learning from the local machine learning community.
Watch community talksDiscover independent communities through OpenOdia. Each is run by its own organisers — visit their channels to join in.
Latest from the Odia AI channels — OdiaGenAI, OpenOdia, Odias in ML, TFUG Bhubaneswar, GDG Cloud Bhubaneswar.
Building Odia AI together — from across the community.
Everything you need to know about OpenOdia and the Odia open-source ecosystem.
OpenOdia is a community hub for open-source Odia language work. It brings the ecosystem into one place: tools and libraries, models and datasets, and the people teaching and building with them — from OdiaGenAI, OdiaNLP, OdiaWikimedia, Odisha AI, Odia-Digital and many independent maintainers.
The Odia open-source community. The hub was started by Soumendra Kumar Sahoo and is maintained with contributions from across the ecosystem — OdiaGenAI, OdiaNLP, OdiaWikimedia, Odisha AI (odisha-ml), Odia-Digital, and individual maintainers whose projects are listed in the directory.
Two routes. Add it to the Awesome-Odia-AI list (github.com/odisha-ml/Awesome-Odia-AI) and it appears in the directory on the next refresh, or open an issue on github.com/soumendrak/openodia-hub. Include a license, a one-line description, and — for datasets and models — the size and task, so the entry arrives citable.
Speech recognition and text-to-speech, translation and transliteration, fine-tuned LLMs, embeddings, OCR, spell checkers, fonts, dictionaries, corpora, and language-learning apps. Browse tools at openodia.com/tools, models at /models, and datasets at /datasets — each entry carries its license and a citation.
Add or improve entries in Awesome-Odia-AI, contribute to a listed project, publish Odia-language packages (openodia on PyPI is one example), record tutorials for any of the community channels, or join Odisha AI community events listed at openodia.com/events.
The tutorials page aggregates videos and playlists from the community's channels — OdiaGenAI, OpenOdia, Odias in ML, TFUG Bhubaneswar, and GDG Cloud Bhubaneswar — in both Odia and English. See openodia.com/tutorials.
Yes. The hub itself is MIT-licensed at github.com/soumendrak/openodia-hub. Listed projects carry their own licenses, shown on every card.