Smart Automation System for Paralysis Patient

This paper outlines the development of a smart automation system designed for individuals with paralysis. Patients with paralysis require around-the-clock assistance, as they are unable to control home appliances independently. They rely on caregivers to operate devices such as fans and lights, or to request food. This paper presents a solution that enables patients to manage home appliances using an ESP32. The system is set up near the switchboard, which automatically activates the devices. Additionally, the paper describes a feature that allows voice commands, enabling caregivers to understand the patients' needs effectively. The system incorporates a blink eye sensor that is mounted on the patient's glasses. This method diminishes the reliance of patients on caregivers and enhances their ability to self-manage.

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Published
2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icpcsn65854.2025.11035510
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Abstract

This paper outlines the development of a smart automation system designed for individuals with paralysis. Patients with paralysis require around-the-clock assistance, as they are unable to control home appliances independently. They rely on caregivers to operate devices such as fans and lights, or to request food. This paper presents a solution that enables patients to manage home appliances using an ESP32. The system is set up near the switchboard, which automatically activates the devices. Additionally, the paper describes a feature that allows voice commands, enabling caregivers to understand the patients' needs effectively. The system incorporates a blink eye sensor that is mounted on the patient's glasses. This method diminishes the reliance of patients on caregivers and enhances their ability to self-manage.

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