AI-DRIVEN INTERACTIVE HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT WITH FACE DETECTION
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Computer Science & Engineering Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Coimbatore
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This paper presents an AI-driven interactive assistant system that combines face detection, natural language processing (NLP), and animated 3D characters to enhance human-computer interaction. Utilizing a fine-tuned Llama language model for generating context-aware responses, the system dynamically adapts to user expressions detected in real-time using CNN-based and Haar cascade-based facial recognition. A Unity-based 3D avatar visually represents responses through lip-syncing and emotional expressions. This integration bridges the gap between traditional text-based chatbots and emotionally aware virtual assistants. Applications span customer support, elderly care, and education, with potential future enhancements including emotion-sensitive responses, gesture recognition, and voice cloning.
Llama Model Face Detection Virtual Assistant Natural Language Processing Unity 3D Avatar Real-time Interaction AI Companion
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Feb 24 2026
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C, M.Pragadheesh. "AI-Driven Interactive Health Care Assistant with Face Detection." International Journal of Science, Strategic Management and Technology, vol. , no. , , pp. . doi:https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsmt.v2i2.143.
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