This application utilizes a cnn to classify drug pills in real-time for visually impaired users, enhancing medication safety.
As individuals age, challenges such as declining vision and memory can increase the risk of medication errors, particularly among the elderly and visually impaired. To address this issue, this research presents a deep learning-based Android application for accurate and accessible drug pill recognition. The system leverages a contrast-enhanced Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) trained on a diverse pill image dataset, achieving a test accuracy of 98%. Integrated with a REST API, the model enables real-time image classification via a smartphone camera. The application further enhances usability through voice-assisted feedback and visual pill details, promoting autonomy and medication adherence. This AI-driven solution bridges the gap between healthcare and technology, offering a practical tool to reduce medication errors and improve the quality of life for users with visual and cognitive impairments.
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