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Washington's news radio station told the story of OCRadar, the free AI screening app Aniketh founded and first built in eighth grade, now headed for FDA review with his Oakton team.

Korean Air, which partnered with BLACKPINK for the Busan World Expo bid, sent Aniketh an album signed by all four members, Jennie, Lisa, Rosé, and Jisoo, after his photographs of the campaign's livery jet.

The airline alliance's official page featured Aniketh's shot of a United 767, with a shoutout to plane spotter @aniketh.png.

United posted Aniketh's fall foliage shot from Dulles to its main feed, credited @aniketh.png.

The airport's official account has featured photographs and videos by @aniketh.png a number of times. Here are a few of the features.

The Korean-American daily's Washington edition covered the OCRadar team, with founder Aniketh on why screening should be free and possible from home.

The Chinese-language weekly covered Aniketh and the OCRadar team online and in the printed Washington DC paper, issue 998, page B6.

A syndicated radio story on OCRadar, naming Aniketh and his three teammates, aired across the network's stations.

Air France, ANA, Antonov, British Airways, Emirates, KLM, Lufthansa, Porter, Qatar Airways, and Western Global have all recognized Aniketh's photography, along with Reagan National and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority. Most not on public archive.

Aniketh was part of the Washington DC show, and appeared twice in clips on the show's Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

The school district put Aniketh and the OCRadar team on its front page and pushed the story across its news site, Instagram, and Facebook.

Aniketh's school ran its own feature on the app team.

Aniketh won the Social Justice Track at the DMV's high school hackathon with IllumiSign, an eye tracking speech tool for people with ALS.