A Motion-Based Message Conveyor System for Enhanced Emergency Communication in Disabilities

A new motion-based message conveyor system has been created to support persons with disabilities communicate better in an emergency. The system uses tilt sensors and a 3-axis accelerometer to provide accurate and user-friendly message delivery through body motions. Users can tilt their body in specified ways to activate emergency warnings by attaching the accelerometer to a movable body component, like an arm or leg. This procedure guarantees that persons with constrained movement can successfully start a conversation in an emergency. Because of its flexibility and customization options, the system may be used by people with disabilities and has an intuitive interface. Delivering emergency alerts to specified receivers promptly is ensured via real-time messaging capabilities, and an embedded buzzer offers instant user reaction. The system’s dependability and effectiveness are confirmed by extensive testing and user input, indicating its potential to improve the protection and independence of people with impairments. The motion-based message conveyor system is a major development in accessible emergency communication. It allows people with disabilities to autonomously and quickly request assistance in emergency circumstances, improving their overall safety and quality of life.