Innovative System for Early Detection and Intervention in Developmental Disorders: A Multi-Sensory, Child-Centric Approach

Developmental disorders in children, if left undetected, can significantly affect their cognitive, motor, and social growth. This research presents an innovative system for the early detection and intervention of such disorders, focusing on a multi-sensory, child-centric approach. The system integrates various sensory technologies to assess visual processing, gross and fine motor skills, and cognitive functions in children. By leveraging real-time data, it provides personalized interventions aimed at enhancing developmental outcomes. The solution is designed to be accessible, scalable, and adaptable for use in medical centers, schools, and homes, facilitating early diagnosis and tailored interventions. Preliminary results demonstrate the system's effectiveness in identifying developmental delays and providing actionable feedback for caregivers and professionals. This approach underscores the importance of early intervention and offers a promising tool for improving children's developmental trajectories.

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Journal of electronics and communication engineering research.
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.35629/5941-10100612
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Child Development and Digital Technology
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Innovative System for Early Detection and Intervention in Developmental Disorders: A Multi-Sensory, Child-Centric Approach

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Innovative System for Early Detection and Intervention in Developmental Disorders: A Multi-Sensory, Child-Centric Approach

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Abstract

Developmental disorders in children, if left undetected, can significantly affect their cognitive, motor, and social growth. This research presents an innovative system for the early detection and intervention of such disorders, focusing on a multi-sensory, child-centric approach. The system integrates various sensory technologies to assess visual processing, gross and fine motor skills, and cognitive functions in children. By leveraging real-time data, it provides personalized interventions aimed at enhancing developmental outcomes. The solution is designed to be accessible, scalable, and adaptable for use in medical centers, schools, and homes, facilitating early diagnosis and tailored interventions. Preliminary results demonstrate the system's effectiveness in identifying developmental delays and providing actionable feedback for caregivers and professionals. This approach underscores the importance of early intervention and offers a promising tool for improving children's developmental trajectories.

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Innovative System for Early Detection and Intervention in Developmental Disorders: A Multi-Sensory, Child-Centric Approach — Lohan Kavinda Bandara, Arunali Nawodya, et al. · Journal of electronics and communication engineering research. (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS