Lessons from Hands-Free Data Entry in Flexible Cystoscopy with Glass for Future Smart Assistance

Templeman, Charles; Morales, Francisco; Ciliberto, Mathias; Symes, Andrew; Roggen, Daniel

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-25590-9_4

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“…This tech can sense the facial cues of a stranger and interpret them in the right or left corner of these glasses. ASD kids can see happy and sad emotions through these glasses [28][29][30]. Therefore, they can develop social skills to recognize strangers.…”

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Analysis and Real-Time Implementation of IoT in Autism

Tayyaba

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The present study comprises the importance and use of IoT, smart home, peer-to-peer, and some other different technologies for the betterment of mankind. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are becoming more and more popular in IoT-based smart homes and other techs. The IoT framework has been used to provide a predictable, concrete, and self-paced learning environment and encourages excellent visual information processing. These techs are also useful for special children with autism. They need smart homes, peer-to-peer networking, robot therapy, and wearable techs. In this paper, the authors presented a unique FLC simulation for the behavior of a child with moderate autism. This simulation shows that how IoT, smart home, peer-to-peer technology, ABA therapy, robot therapy, and wearable techs can bring comforts in the life of a child with autism. All of them have long lasted impacts in producing social skills in an ASD person. The 3D graphical figures presented the graphical analysis of a child’s social behavior. The simulation presented 50% betterment change in the social behavior of children and this can be increased up to 87% by using intensive therapies. It is also verified by Mamdani’s method. A real-time implementation of a boy with autism has shown significant improvements in his social skills.

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Section: Wearable Iot Based Tech Help In Autismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis and Real-Time Implementation of IoT in Autism

Tayyaba

et al. 2021

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Lessons from Hands-Free Data Entry in Flexible Cystoscopy with Glass for Future Smart Assistance

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Analysis and Real-Time Implementation of IoT in Autism

Analysis and Real-Time Implementation of IoT in Autism

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