Smart Cradle with Baby Activity & Sleep Time Analysis

Abstract

The need for creative infant care options that guarantee safety and give parents peace of mind has grown as the number of dual-income homes has climbed. An IoT-based smart cradle system that is partially constructed and intended to monitor and react to an infant's requirements in real-time is presented in this study. The system uses a number of sensors to monitor environmental factors, such as sound levels, humidity, and ambient temperature. Through a specialized smartphone application, the system notifies parents and immediately starts a swinging motion when it senses the baby's cry. With the help of the smartphone app's real-time information, parents can keep an eye on their infant's health from a distance and respond appropriately. To evaluate its effectiveness in real-time monitoring and responsive actions, a prototype has been created and tested in a controlled setting. According to preliminary findings, the technology successfully improves baby care by lowering the requirement for continual parental observation. In order to maximize the system's functionality and dependability, future improvements will concentrate on enhancing its responsiveness and adding more safety features.