Health and Fitness

1. Smart Pill Dispenser

 Description: Dispenses medication at scheduled times and sends reminders to
users.
 Materials:
o Microcontroller (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi)
o Servo motors or stepper motors for dispensing
o Real-time clock module
o IoT connectivity module (Wi-Fi/Bluetooth)
o LCD display or LED indicators
o Power source (battery or mains)
o Mobile app for notifications
 Challenges:
o Ensuring reliable dispensing mechanisms
o Securing data transmission for privacy
o Designing user-friendly interfaces for all age groups
o Battery management for uninterrupted operation
2. AI Fitness Tracker
 Description: Suggests personalized workout plans based on performance
metrics.
 Materials:
o Wearable sensors (accelerometer, gyroscope, heart rate monitor)
o Microcontroller with Bluetooth capability
o Battery and charging module
o OLED or LCD display
o Mobile app for data visualization
o AI algorithms for data analysis (TensorFlow Lite)
 Challenges:
o Accurate sensor data collection and processing
o Battery life optimization for continuous tracking
o Developing adaptive AI models that personalize workouts effectively
o Ensuring user comfort and device durability
3. Posture Corrector Wearable
 Description: Detects slouching and provides feedback to improve posture.
 Materials:
o IMU sensors (accelerometers and gyroscopes)
o Microcontroller (e.g., ESP32)
o Vibration motors or LED indicators for feedback
o Battery and charging components
o Bluetooth module for connectivity
 o Wearable straps or garment integration
 Challenges:
o Accurately distinguishing between different postures
o Minimizing false positives to avoid user annoyance
o Designing a discreet and comfortable form factor
o Ensuring long battery life for daily use
4. Sleep Quality Monitor
 Description: Tracks sleep patterns and provides improvement suggestions.
 Materials:
o Sleep sensors (motion, heart rate, respiration)
o Microcontroller with low power consumption (e.g., ESP32)
o Data storage or IoT module for cloud connectivity
o Bluetooth or Wi-Fi module
o Mobile app for data visualization
o Power source (battery or USB)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring accurate sleep stage detection
o Managing data privacy and security
o Creating non-intrusive sensor placements
o Handling variability in sleep environments
5. Stress Detector
 Description: Measures stress levels using skin conductance and heart rate
variability.
 Materials:
o EDA (Electrodermal Activity) sensors
o Heart rate monitors (PPG sensors)
o Microcontroller (e.g., Arduino Nano 33 IoT)
o Bluetooth or Wi-Fi module
o Battery and power management
o Mobile app for real-time monitoring
 Challenges:
o Accurately correlating sensor data to stress levels
o Ensuring continuous and comfortable wearability
o Minimizing sensor noise and artifacts
o Providing actionable insights based on data

Environment and Sustainability

6. Smart Irrigation System
 Description: Automates watering based on weather data and soil conditions.
 Materials:
 o Soil moisture sensors
o Weather sensors (rain, temperature, humidity)
o Microcontroller (e.g., Raspberry Pi, Arduino)
o IoT module for data transmission
o Water valves and pumps
o Power source (solar panels or batteries)
o Mobile app or dashboard for control
 Challenges:
o Accurate soil moisture and weather data integration
o Preventing water leakage and ensuring reliable irrigation
o Energy-efficient power management for remote setups
o Scalability for different garden sizes and types
7. Air Pollution Detector
 Description: Monitors and reports real-time air quality.
 Materials:
o Air quality sensors (e.g., MQ-135, SDS011 for PM2.5/PM10)
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o Display module or connectivity for app integration
o Enclosure for outdoor use
o Power source (battery, solar, or mains)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring sensor accuracy and calibration
o Protecting sensors from environmental factors (rain, dust)
o Data transmission reliability in various locations
o Power management for continuous monitoring
8. Energy-Wasting Device Detector
 Description: Identifies devices that consume excessive energy.
 Materials:
o Smart plugs with energy monitoring capabilities
o Microcontroller with IoT module
o Current and voltage sensors
o Display or connectivity for app integration
o Power source (mains-powered)
 Challenges:
o Accurate measurement of power consumption
o Differentiating between devices based on energy patterns
o Ensuring compatibility with various electrical standards
o User interface design for easy interpretation of data
9. IoT-based Solar Panel Monitor
 Description: Tracks solar energy production and efficiency.
  Materials:
o Current and voltage sensors for solar panels
o Microcontroller with IoT connectivity
o Data storage or cloud integration
o Display module for real-time monitoring
o Power source (solar or mains)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring accurate energy measurements
o Handling varying environmental conditions
o Integrating with existing solar systems seamlessly
o Data analytics for performance optimization
10. Smart Composting Bin
 Description: Optimizes composting by monitoring temperature and moisture
levels.
 Materials:
o Temperature and humidity sensors
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o Aeration system (fans or vents)
o Display or connectivity for monitoring
o Enclosure with ventilation
o Power source (battery or mains)
 Challenges:
o Maintaining optimal composting conditions
o Preventing sensor contamination from compost materials
o Designing a durable and odor-resistant enclosure
o Automating aeration without excessive energy use

Education and Learning

11. AI Reading Assistant
 Description: Helps children learn to read with pronunciation guidance.
 Materials:
o Microphone and speaker modules
o Microcontroller or single-board computer (e.g., Raspberry Pi)
o Display screen for visual feedback
o IoT module for cloud processing
o Power source (battery or mains)
o AI software for speech recognition and feedback
 Challenges:
o Accurate speech recognition for young children
o Providing real-time and constructive feedback
 o Ensuring durability and safety for children
o Developing engaging and interactive content
12. Interactive Learning Board
 Description: Displays AI-generated quizzes and games for students.
 Materials:
o Touchscreen display or projector
o Microcontroller or single-board computer
o Internet connectivity module
o Sensors for interaction (e.g., cameras, microphones)
o Enclosure suitable for classroom environments
o Power supply (mains-powered)
 Challenges:
o Creating engaging and educational content
o Ensuring responsiveness and low latency in interactions
o Handling multiple users simultaneously
o Maintaining security and preventing unauthorized access
13. AI Science Experiment Simulator
 Description: Suggests and guides hands-on experiments.
 Materials:
o Microcontroller or computer interface
o Display module or AR glasses for guidance
o Sensors to monitor experiment parameters
o IoT connectivity for data sharing and updates
o Power source (battery or mains)
 Challenges:
o Developing accurate simulation and guidance algorithms
o Ensuring safety during experiments
o Creating a versatile platform for various experiment types
o Integrating real-time data collection and feedback
14. IoT Attendance Tracker
 Description: Uses facial recognition to log student attendance.
 Materials:
o Camera module with sufficient resolution
o Microcontroller or single-board computer (e.g., Raspberry Pi)
o AI models for facial recognition (e.g., OpenCV)
o Database for storing attendance records
o Network connectivity for data transmission
o Power source (mains or battery backup)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring high accuracy in facial recognition
 o Addressing privacy and data protection concerns
o Handling varying lighting and camera angles
o Scaling the system for large classrooms or institutions
15. Language Pronunciation Tutor
 Description: Provides feedback on language skills using AI.
 Materials:
o Microphone and speaker modules
o Microcontroller or computer interface
o Display for visual feedback
o IoT module for cloud-based processing
o Power source (battery or mains)
o AI software for speech analysis and feedback
 Challenges:
o Accurate pronunciation detection across languages
o Providing meaningful and actionable feedback
o Ensuring user engagement and motivation
o Handling diverse accents and dialects

Home Automation
16. Smart Lighting System
 Description: Adjusts brightness and color based on time and user mood.
 Materials:
o Smart LED bulbs or RGB LEDs
o Microcontroller with Wi-Fi/Bluetooth (e.g., ESP32)
o Light sensors (ambient light)
o Motion sensors for presence detection
o Mobile app or voice assistant integration
o Power source (mains or battery)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring compatibility with existing lighting infrastructure
o Creating intuitive control interfaces
o Managing energy consumption effectively
o Handling network latency and reliability
17. AI Refrigerator Organizer
 Description: Tracks food inventory and suggests recipes.
 Materials:
o RFID or barcode scanners
o Weight sensors for tracking quantities
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o Display screen or mobile app for user interaction
 o Cameras for visual inventory (optional)
o Power source (mains-powered)
 Challenges:
o Accurate tracking of diverse food items
o Integrating with various packaging types
o Ensuring data privacy and security
o Providing useful and relevant recipe suggestions
18. Smart Doorbell with AI
 Description: Recognizes visitors and sends alerts to homeowners.
 Materials:
o Camera module with motion detection
o Microcontroller or single-board computer
o Speaker and microphone for two-way communication
o AI models for facial recognition
o IoT connectivity module
o Power source (battery or wired)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring high accuracy in visitor identification
o Managing data privacy and storage
o Handling varying lighting and weather conditions
o Providing reliable and secure communication channels
19. IoT Temperature Control System
 Description: Maintains optimal room temperature based on occupancy and
preferences.
 Materials:
o Temperature and humidity sensors
o Occupancy sensors (motion or presence detection)
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o HVAC control interface
o Mobile app or dashboard for user settings
o Power source (mains or battery backup)
 Challenges:
o Accurate occupancy detection to optimize heating/cooling
o Integrating with various HVAC systems
o Ensuring user privacy and data security
o Managing energy efficiency while maintaining comfort
20. Leakage Detection System
 Description: Alerts users about water or gas leaks.
 Materials:
o Water and gas sensors
 o Microcontroller with IoT module
o Alarm systems (sirens, LEDs)
o Mobile app or notification system
o Power source (battery with backup)
o Enclosure for sensor protection
 Challenges:
o Preventing false alarms due to sensor sensitivity
o Ensuring rapid detection and alerting
o Designing durable sensors resistant to environmental factors
o Integrating seamlessly with existing home systems

Agriculture
21. Crop Health Monitor
 Description: Uses drones to detect pests and diseases.
 Materials:
o Drone with camera and sensors (multispectral or thermal)
o GPS module for mapping
o Microcontroller or onboard computer
o AI models for image analysis (e.g., TensorFlow)
o Battery and power management system
o Software for data visualization and alerts
 Challenges:
o Developing accurate pest and disease detection algorithms
o Ensuring drone flight stability and battery life
o Handling large data sets from extensive fields
o Complying with aviation regulations and safety standards
22. Smart Beehive Monitor
 Description: Tracks hive temperature and activity.
 Materials:
o Temperature and humidity sensors
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o Vibration sensors for activity monitoring
o Solar panels or batteries for power
o Enclosure suitable for outdoor hive environments
o Mobile app or dashboard for data access
 Challenges:
o Ensuring sensor accuracy in fluctuating conditions
o Protecting electronics from harsh outdoor elements
o Maintaining long-term power supply for remote hives
o Interpreting data to provide actionable insights for beekeepers
23. Livestock Tracker
 Description: Monitors the health and location of animals.
 Materials:
o GPS modules
o Health sensors (heart rate, temperature)
o Microcontroller with IoT connectivity
o RFID or NFC for identification
o Battery or solar power solutions
o Durable, wearable enclosures for animals
 Challenges:
o Ensuring animal comfort and non-intrusiveness
o Maintaining reliable connectivity in rural areas
o Preventing data loss or corruption
o Managing large-scale data from multiple livestock
24. AI Weather Prediction System
 Description: Provides hyper-local weather forecasts.
 Materials:
o Weather sensors (temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation)
o Microcontroller or single-board computer
o IoT module for data transmission
o Data storage and processing unit
o Power source (solar panels or mains)
o Mobile app or dashboard for forecast display
 Challenges:
o Ensuring sensor accuracy and calibration
o Handling data processing for precise forecasts
o Integrating multiple data sources for improved predictions
o Providing real-time updates and alerts
25. IoT-based Greenhouse Controller
 Description: Optimizes greenhouse conditions.
 Materials:
o Environmental sensors (temperature, humidity, light)
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o Actuators for controlling vents, fans, and irrigation
o Display module or mobile app for monitoring
o Power source (solar or mains)
o Enclosure suitable for greenhouse environments
 Challenges:
o Maintaining precise control over multiple environmental factors
o Ensuring system reliability in humid and warm conditions
 o Integrating automation with manual controls
o Scaling the system for different greenhouse sizes

Safety and Security

26. AI Intruder Detector
 Description: Identifies unusual activity and triggers alarms.
 Materials:
o Cameras with motion detection
o Microcontroller or single-board computer
o AI models for activity recognition
o Alarm systems (sirens, lights)
o IoT connectivity for alerts
o Power source (mains or battery backup)
 Challenges:
o Minimizing false alarms through accurate detection
o Ensuring real-time processing and response
o Protecting data privacy and securing video feeds
o Integrating with existing security systems
27. IoT Fire Detection System
 Description: Alerts users about fire hazards.
 Materials:
o Smoke and heat sensors
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o Alarm systems (sirens, LEDs)
o Connectivity module for alerts
o Power source (battery with backup)
o Enclosure for sensor protection
 Challenges:
o Ensuring sensor accuracy and quick response
o Preventing false alarms from non-fire sources
o Designing a reliable communication system for alerts
o Integrating with other safety systems (e.g., sprinklers)
28. Wearable Safety Device
 Description: Sends SOS signals in emergencies.
 Materials:
o GPS module
o GSM or LTE module for communication
o Microcontroller with low power consumption
o Button or gesture sensors for activation
o Battery with long-life and compact design
 o Enclosure suitable for daily wear
 Challenges:
o Ensuring reliable network connectivity in all areas
o Designing a discreet and comfortable form factor
o Minimizing battery size while maximizing life
o Handling false activations and ensuring user safety
29. Smart Helmet for Construction Workers
 Description: Monitors safety compliance and detects hazards.
 Materials:
o Accelerometers and gyroscopes for movement tracking
o Proximity sensors for hazard detection
o Microcontroller with IoT connectivity
o LED indicators or audio alerts
o GPS module for location tracking
o Durable, impact-resistant helmet with integrated electronics
 Challenges:
o Ensuring durability and comfort under harsh conditions
o Accurate detection of safety violations and hazards
o Integrating electronics without compromising helmet integrity
o Managing power supply for continuous monitoring
30. Child Tracker and Safety Device
 Description: Tracks location and provides safety alerts for children.
 Materials:
o GPS module
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o GSM or LTE module for communication
o Wearable form factor (bracelet, watch)
o Battery with long life and easy charging
o Mobile app for parents to monitor
 Challenges:
o Ensuring real-time and accurate location tracking
o Designing a child-friendly and durable device
o Protecting data privacy and preventing unauthorized access
o Managing battery life for continuous operation

Transportation
31. Smart Parking Assistant
 Description: Guides users to available parking spaces.
 Materials:
o Ultrasonic or infrared sensors for space detection
 o Microcontroller with IoT connectivity
o LED indicators or display panels
o Mobile app for real-time parking information
o Power source (mains or solar-powered units)
o Enclosures for outdoor installation
 Challenges:
o Ensuring accurate and real-time detection of parking spaces
o Handling data from multiple sensors in dense parking areas
o Designing durable units for various environmental conditions
o Integrating with navigation systems for user guidance
32. AI Traffic Analyzer
 Description: Suggests optimal routes using real-time data.
 Materials:
o Traffic cameras or sensor data feeds
o Microcontroller or server for data processing
o AI models for traffic prediction and route optimization
o IoT connectivity for data collection and distribution
o Mobile app or navigation system integration
o Power source (mains or server infrastructure)
 Challenges:
o Processing large volumes of real-time data efficiently
o Ensuring accurate traffic predictions
o Integrating with existing navigation and mapping services
o Handling data privacy and security concerns
33. Vehicle Health Monitor
 Description: Tracks engine performance and alerts about issues.
 Materials:
o OBD-II interface for vehicle diagnostics
o Microcontroller with Bluetooth or cellular connectivity
o Sensors for additional data (temperature, vibration)
o Mobile app for data visualization and alerts
o Power source (vehicle’s power system)
o Enclosure for device protection
 Challenges:
o Ensuring compatibility with various vehicle models
o Accurate interpretation of diagnostic data
o Providing timely and actionable alerts
o Designing a user-friendly interface for monitoring
34. IoT Bicycle Lock
 Description: Remotely locks/unlocks and tracks bicycle location.
  Materials:
o Bluetooth or GSM module for connectivity
o Microcontroller with low power consumption
o Electronic locking mechanism (solenoid, motor)
o GPS module for location tracking
o Battery with efficient power management
o Mobile app for control and tracking
 Challenges:
o Ensuring robust and tamper-proof locking mechanisms
o Managing power consumption for extended battery life
o Providing reliable connectivity in various environments
o Preventing unauthorized access and enhancing security
35. Driver Fatigue Detector
 Description: Warns drivers about drowsiness.
 Materials:
o Camera module for facial and eye tracking
o Microcontroller or single-board computer
o AI models for drowsiness detection (e.g., OpenCV)
o Alarm systems (audio alerts, vibration motors)
o Power source (vehicle’s power system)
o Display or indicator lights for feedback
 Challenges:
o Accurate detection of drowsiness indicators
o Minimizing false positives and negatives
o Ensuring real-time processing with low latency
o Integrating seamlessly with vehicle systems without distractions

Personal Devices
36. AI-Powered Personal Assistant
 Description: Integrates with calendars, emails, and tasks for personalized
assistance.
 Materials:
o Microcontroller or single-board computer
o Microphone and speaker modules
o Display screen or smart speaker integration
o Internet connectivity (Wi-Fi/Bluetooth)
o AI software for natural language processing (e.g., Dialogflow)
o Power source (mains or battery)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring accurate speech recognition and understanding
 o Protecting user privacy and securing data
o Integrating with multiple third-party services seamlessly
o Providing a responsive and intuitive user experience
37. Smart Wallet
 Description: Tracks its location and alerts if left behind.
 Materials:
o Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) module
o Microcontroller with low power consumption
o Battery (coin cell or rechargeable)
o RFID or NFC for additional features
o Mobile app for tracking and alerts
o Durable, compact enclosure
 Challenges:
o Extending battery life for long-term use
o Ensuring reliable connectivity and location tracking
o Designing a slim and durable form factor
o Preventing unauthorized tracking and ensuring security
38. IoT-based Earring Finder
 Description: Helps locate small lost items using RFID or Bluetooth.
 Materials:
o RFID tags or Bluetooth beacons
o Microcontroller with Bluetooth connectivity
o Mobile app for tracking
o Small, lightweight enclosures for earrings
o Battery for beacon operation
 Challenges:
o Ensuring earrings remain lightweight and comfortable
o Maintaining reliable connectivity within small spaces
o Managing battery life for continuous operation
o Providing accurate location tracking in cluttered environments
39. Wearable Translator
 Description: Provides real-time language translation.
 Materials:
o Microphone and speaker modules
o Microcontroller or single-board computer with AI capabilities
o Internet connectivity (Wi-Fi/Bluetooth)
o Battery with efficient power management
o Compact, wearable form factor (e.g., earpiece, wristband)
o AI models for speech recognition and translation (e.g., Google Translate
API)
  Challenges:
o Ensuring low-latency translation for real-time conversation
o Handling diverse languages and dialects accurately
o Designing a comfortable and discreet wearable device
o Managing battery life for extended use
40. Mood-Sensitive Music Player
 Description: Plays music based on the user’s emotional state.
 Materials:
o Sensors for emotion detection (facial recognition, heart rate)
o Microcontroller with AI capabilities
o Speaker or Bluetooth connectivity for headphones
o Display or LED indicators for mood feedback
o Battery or power source
o Mobile app for music selection and mood tracking
 Challenges:
o Accurately detecting and interpreting emotional states
o Providing seamless and relevant music recommendations
o Ensuring user privacy and data security
o Designing an intuitive and user-friendly interface

Smart Cities
41. IoT-based Waste Collection System
 Description: Optimizes waste pickup routes based on bin fullness.
 Materials:
o Ultrasonic or infrared sensors for bin level detection
o Microcontroller with IoT connectivity
o GPS modules for fleet tracking
o Solar panels or battery-powered sensors
o Central server for data aggregation and route optimization
o Mobile app or dashboard for monitoring
 Challenges:
o Ensuring accurate and reliable sensor readings
o Managing data from numerous bins in real-time
o Optimizing routes efficiently to save time and fuel
o Maintaining sensor durability in outdoor environments
42. AI Traffic Light Controller
 Description: Adjusts timing based on real-time traffic data.
 Materials:
o Traffic sensors (cameras, inductive loops)
o Microcontroller or server for data processing
 o AI algorithms for traffic prediction and control
o Communication modules for interfacing with traffic lights
o Power source (mains or backup systems)
 Challenges:
o Processing large volumes of traffic data in real-time
o Ensuring system reliability and minimizing downtime
o Integrating with existing traffic infrastructure
o Addressing safety and compliance with traffic regulations
43. Public Transport Seat Occupancy Monitor
 Description: Tracks available seats on buses or trains.
 Materials:
o Occupancy sensors (infrared, ultrasonic, pressure)
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o Display panels or mobile app for passengers
o GPS module for vehicle tracking
o Power source (vehicle’s power system)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring sensor accuracy in dynamic environments
o Integrating with public transport management systems
o Providing real-time updates without delays
o Maintaining system durability and reliability
44. Smart Streetlights
 Description: Adjust brightness based on activity levels.
 Materials:
o LED streetlights with dimming capabilities
o Motion and ambient light sensors
o Microcontroller with IoT connectivity
o Solar panels or energy-efficient power sources
o Centralized control system for monitoring and adjustments
 Challenges:
o Ensuring reliable sensor performance in outdoor conditions
o Managing energy consumption while optimizing lighting
o Integrating with existing municipal infrastructure
o Handling large-scale deployment and maintenance
45. IoT Water Quality Monitor
 Description: Ensures safe drinking water in public areas.
 Materials:
o Water quality sensors (pH, turbidity, chlorine, contaminants)
o Microcontroller with IoT capabilities
o Data storage or cloud integration
 o Mobile app or dashboard for monitoring
o Power source (mains or solar-powered units)
o Enclosures suitable for water monitoring environments
 Challenges:
o Ensuring sensor accuracy and calibration
o Protecting sensors from contamination and damage
o Managing data transmission and storage securely
o Providing timely alerts and actionable insights

Special Needs Assistance

46. AI Hearing Aid
 Description: Enhances hearing based on environmental noise levels.
 Materials:
o Microphone arrays for sound capture
o Digital signal processor (DSP) or microcontroller
o Bluetooth module for connectivity
o Battery with long life
o Compact, ergonomic housing for earwear
o AI algorithms for noise filtering and enhancement
 Challenges:
o Ensuring high-quality sound processing with minimal latency
o Balancing power consumption with performance
o Designing a comfortable and discreet form factor
o Handling diverse and dynamic sound environments effectively
47. Smart Walking Cane
 Description: Provides navigation and obstacle detection for visually impaired
users.
 Materials:
o Ultrasonic or LIDAR sensors for obstacle detection
o GPS module for navigation
o Microcontroller with Bluetooth or IoT capabilities
o Vibration motors or audio feedback system
o Durable, lightweight cane material
o Battery with efficient power management
 Challenges:
o Ensuring reliable obstacle detection in various environments
o Designing a user-friendly feedback system
o Maintaining cane durability and usability
o Managing power consumption for extended use
48. IoT-based Autism Support Device
  Description: Helps track stress levels in children with autism.
 Materials:
o Wearable sensors (heart rate, skin conductance)
o Microcontroller with IoT connectivity
o Display or mobile app for monitoring
o Battery with long life
o Comfortable, non-intrusive wearable form factor
 Challenges:
o Accurately detecting and interpreting stress indicators
o Ensuring device comfort and acceptance by children
o Protecting sensitive data and maintaining privacy
o Providing actionable insights without causing additional stress
49. AI Sign Language Translator
 Description: Converts sign language into text or speech.
 Materials:
o Cameras or motion sensors for gesture capture
o Microcontroller or single-board computer with AI capabilities
o Display screen or speaker for output
o Internet connectivity for cloud processing (optional)
o Wearable form factor (e.g., gloves with sensors)
o Power source (battery)
 Challenges:
o Ensuring accurate gesture recognition across diverse sign languages
o Handling variations in signing styles and speeds
o Designing a comfortable and functional wearable device
o Managing real-time processing with low latency
50. Personal Mobility Assistant
 Description: Guides wheelchair users using AI-driven navigation.
 Materials:
o GPS module for navigation
o Microcontroller with AI capabilities
o Voice recognition and speaker modules for interaction
o Sensors for obstacle detection (ultrasonic, LIDAR)
o Display or haptic feedback system
o Battery with efficient power management
 Challenges:
o Ensuring accurate and reliable navigation in diverse environments
o Integrating obstacle detection seamlessly with navigation
o Designing an intuitive and accessible user interface
o Managing power consumption for extended use without frequent
recharging