Demonstrates enhanced bedtime storytelling in children, suggesting improved engagement and well-being.
Bedtime stories help children improve imagination, communication skills, and emotional connection with parents. However, generating personalized and engaging bedtime stories daily can be challenging for parents. Existing AI-based storytelling systems mainly rely on text inputs, resulting in generic narratives that lack contextual relevance and emotional adaptation. This paper presents a multimodal framework that transforms an input image into a personalized bedtime audio story using user profile attributes such as age, preferences, and mood. The system combines image understanding, generative language models, and text-to-speech techniques to produce context-aware and emotionally adaptive narratives with calming themes. The proposed approach improves storytelling by integrating visual context and personalization, making stories more engaging and meaningful. This work highlights the potential of multimodal AI in enhancing bedtime routines and supporting child well-being.
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