IoTAAMD: Experimental Analysis of IoT Assisted Systematic Medicine Dispenser with Logical Sensors Association

Screening sickness, preserving wellness and treating disease all rely heavily on medications. Distributing medicine to individuals in outlying places is a time-consuming process and key drugs are needed in case of small accidents on roadways. Such a situation calls for the availability of automated medication distribution systems. The idea of computerized medicine dispenser equipment based on the Internet of Things (IoT) is presented in this article. This device is an electronic medicine preservation structure that guarantees the accessibility of the drugs at all times a day, seven days a week; therefore, it can also be called an Anytime Automatic Medicine Dispenser (AAMD) device. Dispenser that is trustworthy, inexpensive and can hold up to 10 prescriptions (enough for two to three weeks' worth) so that the elderly are not dependent on others. The product is now complete. To keep track of how many tablets are to be given out and when. It's a win-win for everyone involved, especially for the children of foreign workers. It also facilitates open and honest communication between the people involved. Both the user and the caretaker benefit from this technology since it alerts the caregiver right away if the user forgets to take their prescription. The resulting section of this paper clearly portrays all the outcomes attained with this new technology as well as the proposed results are more precise as compared to the conventional medicine dispensers. For all the proposed medicine dispenser system called AAMD is fine enough to provide an excellent service to health care industry with proper efficiency.