Medivox: Smart Medicine Box — An IoT-Based Intelligent Medication Adherence and Proximity Alert System

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Saba Amjad Shaikh
Pooja Mukundrao Jadhav
Dhanashree M. Mane

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Healthcare and medical advancement are progressing rapidly, and it is increasingly challenging for technology to support this pace. This paper presents an IoT-based innovative smart medicine box prototype model, Medivox (Medicine Intake Reminder & Alert). The primary goal of the proposed system is to assist patients and elderly individuals in taking their medications on time, eliminating the possibility of missing doses, and preventing over- or underdosing. The system incorporates a servo motor-driven auto-opening lid that activates at pre-scheduled times, a buzzer alert to notify the user, and IR plus weight sensor-based intake detection to confirm whether the medication was actually consumed. A novel proximity-based forgetting alert mechanism uses Bluetooth RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) distance estimation to determine a personalized threshold distance. When the user moves beyond this calibrated threshold without the medicine box, the companion mobile application instantly sends a push notification. Experimental evaluation demonstrates 95.2% sensor accuracy, 98% proximity detection reliability, and 100% push notification delivery rate, confirming the viability of Medivox as a cost-effective, scalable healthcare IoT solution.


 

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Shaikh, S. A., Jadhav, P. M., & Mane, D. M. (2026). Medivox: Smart Medicine Box — An IoT-Based Intelligent Medication Adherence and Proximity Alert System. International Journal on Advanced Computer Theory and Engineering, 15(1), 151–154. Retrieved from https://journals.mriindia.com/index.php/ijacte/article/view/2932
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