Prototype Smart Home Environment With Biofeedback
Azmyin Md. Kamal, Mushfiqul Azad, Sumayia Jerin Chowdhury

TL;DR
This paper introduces a prototype smart home system that uses physiological data to classify emotional arousal levels and actuate environmental responses, aiming to enhance comfort and assistive living.
Contribution
It presents a novel biofeedback-based smart home prototype with embedded subsystems for emotion detection and environment actuation, validated through experiments and modeling.
Findings
System classifies emotional arousal with 41% accuracy
FSM model is deterministic and robust to communication disruptions
Prototype demonstrates potential for emotion-driven environmental control
Abstract
In this paper we present a prototype of a smart home system which can actuate different peripherals based on the emotional "arousal" level of an user. The system is comprised of two embedded subsystems named "Wearable" and "Benchtop" which communicates with one another over UPD/IP protocol. The Wearable unit can differentiate the emotional arousal into three distinct classes (Normal, Medium and High) based on physiological data whilst the Benchtop unit can display different colors on a 16 digit NEOPIXEL ring and, play tones to emulate actuation of peripheral devices in the smart home environment. Experiments with three video clips were performed which showed that the system can classify emotional arousal with an average accuracy of 41%. An FSM model of the Benchtop unit was created using Ptolemy II which showed the model to be fully deterministic and robust to communication disruption…
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