Smart Assistant Pet for Differently Challenged People with IOT and Bluetooth

Abstract

This study suggests creating a smart assistant pet that can help people with disabilities, emulating the conventional function of service animals like guiding dogs for the blind. Utilizing developments in robotics, computer vision, and artificial intelligence (AI), this assistant is intended to improve its users' independence and quality of life by offering both emotional and physical support. In order to provide safe and dependable direction, the smart assistant's primary features include navigation and obstacle avoidance using GPS and sensor-based mapping for both indoor and outdoor settings. To further help users with everyday chores, the device's object identification and retrieval features enable it to locate and retrieve necessary objects upon request. The assistant can automatically identify incidents, such falls, in emergency scenarios and notify emergency contacts or services right away. Integrated health monitoring sensors add a proactive aspect to health management for continuing care by tracking vital signs and notifying caregivers of any irregularities. By fusing the conventional supportive functions of service animals with advanced digital intelligence, this smart assistant pet is intended to be a companion that closes accessibility gaps for people with disabilities and provide a comprehensive aid for everyday living, safety, and emotional health.