DEPARTMENT OF CSE(INTERNET OF THINGS)

MAJOR PROJECT ON
AI-POWERED SKIN DISEASES PREDECTION USING
RASPBERRY PI

PRESENTED BY:
D.BHAGYA SRI -20UJ1A6912
B. SHREYA -20UJ1A6906
P.NETHAJI -20UJ1A6938
C.VAMSHI -20UJ1A6953
CONTENT
01 ABSTRACT
02 INTRODUCTION
03 L ITE RAT URE SURVEY
04 EXISTING SYSTEM
05 LIMITATIONS
06 PROPOSED SYSTEM
07 BLOCK DIAGRAM
08 ADVANTAGES
09 DISADVANTAGES
10 APPLICATIONS
11 REFERENCES
 ABSTRAC
T
Skin diseases are prevalent, highlighting the need for early detection. This project
addresses this by developing an AI-powered detection system on a Raspberry Pi. The
system leverages CNNs to analyze images captured with the Pi's camera. Preprocessing
ensures optimal image quality. The trained model then classifies potential skin conditions,
offering a portable and affordable tool for initial screenings.
 INTRODUCTION

Skin diseases pose significant health challenges worldwide, with timely detection being crucial for
effective treatment. Traditional diagnostic methods often require specialized equipment and
expertise, limiting accessibility, particularly in remote or underserved areas. To address this issue,
we propose an innovative approach harnessing the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) and the
affordability of Raspberry Pi, enabling seamless and accurate detection of skin conditions at the
point of care.
EXISTING
SYSTEM
Current skin disease detection methods rely heavily on
manual examination by dermatologists, which can be
time-consuming and subject to human error. Additionally,
access to specialized equipment and expertise is often
limited, especially in remote areas, hindering timely
diagnosis and treatment
LIMITATIONS
LIMITATIONS

• TIME-CONSUMING
• COST BARRIERS
• RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS
• ACCESSIBILITY
• SUBJECTIVITY
PROPOSED
SYSTEM
Our proposed system integrates artificial intelligence (AI)
algorithms with Raspberry Pi, enabling automated and real-time
skin disease detection. By leveraging deep learning techniques,
our system provides accurate identification and classification of
skin conditions from images captured by a Raspberry Pi camera
module..
BLOCK DIAGRAM
ADVANTAGES
• Early Detection
• Accessibility
• Efficiency
• Accuracy
DISADVANTA
GES
• Dependence on data quality
• Ethical considerations
• Lack of Human Expertise
• Reliability
APPLICATIONS

• COMMUNITY HEALTH SCREENING

• DERMATOLOGY CLINICS
• MOBILE HEALTH (MHEALTH)
• POINT-OF-CARE DIAGNOSIS
• TELEMEDICINE
REFERENC
• Srushti,Varshitha Makam,Sushmitha Shet,Swathi V “A Skin Disease Detection Using Deep
ESLearning” IJRTI | Volume 5, Issue 8-2020
• J.S.Leenajasmine.,Rutheeswaran.k,Sarath.H,Mohan Kumar. K ,Praveen Kumar.M.S
“Detection of Different Types of skin Diseases Using raspberry Pi” International Research
Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) Volume: 09 Issue: 06 | Jun 2022
• Bassma, Rizuan Ahmed Rifat,Md. Kafiul Islam “Skin Disease Screening System Based on
Smartphone Captured Images Using Deep Learning” 11th International Conference on
Communications, Circuits and Systems (ICCCAS) 2022
• G.SasiakalaBollineni,AmruthaPriya,GangavarapuLakshmiPriya,Kothapalli Samyuktha
“Detection And Classification of Skin Diseases Using Deep Learning” International
Research Journal of Engineering and Technology(IRJET) Volume: 09 Issue: 06 | Jun 2022
REFERENC
ES
• Alsaade,F. W., Aldhyani,T. H. H., & Al-Adhaileh, M. H. ‘Developing a Recognition
System for Diagnosing Melanoma Skin Lesions Using Artificial Intelligence Algorithms”
Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, 2021, 1– 20
• Usman Ahmad Usmani Junzo Watada,Jafreezal Jaafar,Izzatdin Abdul Aziz and Arunava
Roy “A Reinforcement Learning Algorithm for Automated Detection of Skin Lesions”
Appl. Sci. 2021
• A. V. Kanade, Mayuri Jadhav, Anushka Jadhav, Mayuri Kulkarni, Durga Nanware
“Prediction of Skin Diseases Using Machine Learning” Journal of emerging technologies
and innovative research(JETIR) Volume 8, Issue 6,June 2021
• Reynatha Chrestella Amandara Pangsibidang , Syahrul Tuba “ Optimization Detection of
Skin Cancer using Deep Learning” Jurnal Teknik Elektro Vol. 05, No. 01, January 2023
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