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Smort - AI Driven Patient Monitoring and Caregiving
Advanced
ESP32
₹5,000 – ₹15,000
6 – 12 Hours
Partial Kit

Smort - AI Driven Patient Monitoring and Caregiving

Smort is an AI-driven 4WD robotic platform designed for critical patient care, featuring autonomous medication delivery, voice recognition, and real-time Firebase monitoring.

Originally published on CircuitDigest
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Parts You'll Need

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We don't carry yet: Prototype Kit / Sensor Kit / Starter Kit
Battery (generic / unspecified)

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How It Works

Why Build This

Design and deploy an autonomous 4WD robotic mobile platform capable of precise navigation using DC motor drivers and infrared sensing.
Integrate computer vision and microcontroller hardware (ESP32 and Sipeed Maixduino) with cloud-based databases like Firebase for real-time remote telemetry.
Engineer a multi-functional assistive technology system tailored for smart hospital automation and remote medication delivery applications.

Real-World Application

Automated patient caregiving, smart hospitals, elderly assistance, and remote medication management.

Skills You'll Learn

Motor driver interfacing
PWM speed control
sensor integration
cloud database synchronization
serial communication
power supply isolation
autonomous navigation logic

Safety Precautions

Ensure proper battery voltage handling for the motors and DC drivers, and secure electrical connections to prevent short circuits.

Technology Tags

AI
SPEECH RECOGNITION
IOT
FIREBASE
MOTOR CONTROL
ROBOTICS
4WD PLATFORM

Frequently Asked Questions

DC motors draw high surge currents and generate electrical noise that can cause microcontrollers like the ESP32 or Sipeed Maixduino to reset or behave erratically if powered from the same rail.
The ESP32 module features built-in Wi-Fi capabilities, allowing it to connect to a local wireless network and transmit or receive real-time data directly from the Firebase Firestore database.
The L298N acts as an H-bridge dual-channel motor driver that takes low-power control signals from the microcontroller and safely switches higher voltage and current to drive the four DC motors forward, backward, and at varying speeds.

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