Abstract:
Autism is a subset of pervasive developmental disorders characterised by abnormal behaviour. The
growing role of technology has provided different hopes for improving the lives of different individuals with
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Existence use of audio-visual support, a cognitive tool to enable
behaviour adjustment, is one of the interventions required to support autistic kids. Although audio-visual
support is successful in assisting in reducing many of the difficulties associated with autism, its creation,
distribution, and use are challenging and time-consuming. Furthermore, most interventions are still handled
manually and require parents to constantly monitor them. To solve this problem, prototype devices were
created with the use of audio-visual prompts and IoT, including a control module consisting of a processor
panel with a series of inputs and outputs. According to the findings of the study, the device can accurately
deliver instructions as it guided the autistic youngster through the stages and collected the data in real time
using mobile apps. In order to improve the existing device, the system can be upgraded by providing more
prompts, such as inserting video in terms of the visual aspect.
