
This paper presents an advanced healthcare automation system that integrates speech recognition technology with an automated medicine vending mechanism and a GSM-based hospital notification system. The proposed system enables patients to obtain prescribed medicines using voice commands, thereby eliminating manual intervention and reducing human errors. The system verifies patient identity, matches voice input with stored prescription data, dispenses medicine accurately, and sends real-time SMS notifications to hospital authorities. The solution is especially beneficial in rural and remote healthcare environments where pharmacist availability is limited. The implementation demonstrates high speech recognition accuracy, reliable medicine dispensing, and effective communication with healthcare providers.
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