IoT Evaluation and Real-time Utilization for Autism

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Year : 2024 | Volume :02 | Issue : 02 | Page : 1-12
By

Tshetiz Dahal

Jeby Abraham

Abstract

The current study examines the value and applications of peer-to-peer, smart homes, IoT, and other technologies for the benefit of humanity. In IoT-based smart homes and other electronics, artificial intelligence and machine learning are growing in popularity. Excellent visual information processing is encouraged and a predictable, tangible, and self-paced learning environment is provided by the IoT architecture. Special youngsters with autism can also benefit from these technologies. They require wearable technology, robot therapy, peer-to-peer networking, and smart houses. The authors of this study provided a special FLC simulation of a youngster with moderate autism. This simulation demonstrates how wearable technology, robot treatment, peer-to-peer technology, IoT, smart homes, and ABA therapy can improve the lives of children with autism. Each of these has a lasting effect on the development of social skills in an individual with ASD. The graphical study of the child’s social behavior was displayed in three dimensions. Through extensive therapy, children’s social conduct can improve by up to 87%, as demonstrated by the 50% improvement in behavior shown in the simulation. Mamdani’s technique verifies it as well. The social abilities of a youngster with autism who is being implemented in real time have significantly improved.

Keywords: : Smart home, Autism, Wearable techs, Fuzzy logic, Extensive therapy, Simulation, IOT, Artificial intelligence and Machine learning.

[This article belongs to International Journal of Biomedical Innovations and Engineering(ijbie)]

How to cite this article: Tshetiz Dahal, Jeby Abraham. IoT Evaluation and Real-time Utilization for Autism. International Journal of Biomedical Innovations and Engineering. 2024; 02(02):1-12.
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Regular Issue Open Access Original Research
Volume 02
Issue 02
Received April 4, 2024
Accepted April 9, 2024
Published April 29, 2024
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