Sensory Stimulation

The project consists of creating intelligent multisensory environments designed to foster relaxation, cognitive stimulation, and emotional well-being for people with intellectual disabilities. These spaces combine lighting, sound, and tactile stimuli that adapt to each user’s needs, offering immersive and personalized experiences that allow for controlled and safe sensory regulation.

Implementation was carried out through the integration of advanced smart home technologies such as Govee LED lights, Alexa devices, Aqara Cube T1 Pro sensors, Aqara Hub M1S and M2, and the Broadlink Universal Remote controller, all managed through the Alexa Home application. This technological infrastructure allows control of light intensity, sound, and other environmental stimuli through voice or touch interaction, creating a flexible and accessible environment.

From a tablet, using the Govee Home application, lighting can be managed by selecting specific colors or predefined scenes that combine lights, sounds, and effects to generate different atmospheres. The interactive cubes allow users to activate entire scenes with a simple movement, facilitating participation for people with motor difficulties. Through the Broadlink device, the television can be controlled by voice, turning it on or off, or changing channels, without the need for traditional remotes. Additionally, with Alexa, users can modify the color and intensity of the lights using voice commands, enhancing autonomy and sensory stimulation for those who use the space.