Applying Cognitive Science for Treating Children Suffering with Biological-Genetic Autoimmune Deficiency Through Vision of Computer Accessibility

Computer accessibility is a cognitive concept which views the accessibility of a computer in modes of software and hardware to all age groups, regardless of disability type or severity of impairment. Recent research studies highlight the usage of computer accessibility as a direct positive impact on people with disabilities, children suffering with depression. One of the major causes of depression affecting children is autoimmune deficiency (AMD). When your immune system fights against your body with healthy cells—this condition is AMD. AMD is a genetic disorder or defect in genes leading to problems like rheumatoid arthritis, asthma, infections in blood vessels, skin allergies, fatigue, and many. Children facing these problems often think and due to medical precautions, they are restricted to food habitat and changes in their regular life style. Currently, there are techniques medically, video game-based prototypes to help children and patients suffering with AMD. However, there is no continuous health monitoring assistance to assist the patient-child to overcome depression causing symptoms by practicing Yoga, deviating their mind-set through riddles and puzzles, regular food habitat and practicing fitness moves with medicinal treatment. The main aim of the proposed research is to enhance the quality of child suffering with AMD by identifying the root cause of depression using a mobile-based application prototype. The regular specific activities are continuously monitored with the help of smart watches connected with the mobile application in-built. Rewards are gained in the app when the child completes the assigned task and evaluation is verified using reinforcement learning of this nature, given in the addresses, will be deleted by our typesetters.