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CSP Capstone Project

Building for UESL Foundation

Sathwik Kintada  ·  Rudra B Joshi  ·  Darshan

We partnered with the Unified Esports League Foundation — a nonprofit serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through esports and STEM — to build digital tools that extend their reach beyond in-person sessions.

✓ Serves San Diego & Imperial Counties year-round
✓ Builds communication & problem-solving skills
✓ Gaming arenas open independent of school calendars
✓ Spanish-language programming for broader access
✓ Career & college pathways in STEM and gaming
✓ Hosts Special Needs Super Smash Grand Championship
Current vs. Proposed Analysis
Before — Current State

What UESL Has Today

  • Static foundation website with org information only
  • No interactive features or digital tools for participants
  • No way for the community to connect or engage online
  • No chatbot — visitors must call or email for program info
  • No playable games or accessible esports experience online
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After — Our Proposal

What We're Proposing

  • AI chatbot for instant program and eligibility questions
  • Playable game engine with 8 IDD-specific accessibility modes
  • Social platform for year-round community connection
  • Real-time multiplayer and leaderboards for inclusive competition
  • Event calendar keeping participants engaged beyond sessions
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UESL Coach Chatbot

An AI assistant pre-loaded with UESL context that helps participants, families, and visitors navigate programs, locations, and eligibility — powered by Groq (LLaMA 3.3-70b) with a friendly, conversational style.

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Accessible Game Engine & Maker

A drag-and-drop level editor and playable game engine with 8 IDD-friendly accessibility modes: slow mode, single-button control, high-contrast, large sprites, guided mode, reduced motion, face tracking, and sound toggles.

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Social Platform

A community hub with microblog posts, replies, reactions, game leaderboards, and real-time co-op multiplayer via WebSocket — keeping participants connected and competing year-round beyond in-person sessions.

UESL serves 100+ individuals with IDD across 7 tech centers in San Diego and Imperial Counties — but their reach is limited to in-person sessions. These three tools extend that reach digitally: the chatbot lowers the barrier to entry, the game engine makes competitive esports playable for every ability level, and the social platform keeps the community connected year-round.