A multi-agent system that notices when a sensory-sensitive child is becoming overwhelmed and, in real time, coaches their caregiver through a clinically-approved calm-down plan. Built for the Endava Agentthon on Google ADK and Gemini.
The problem
Caregivers of children with autism and sensory sensitivity often can't tell early enough that a child is escalating — and under stress, they struggle to recall the specific steps their therapist prescribed for that child. The Hub surfaces the right plan, at the right moment, in plain language, so the caregiver can act with confidence and consistency.
How it works
Sense → protect → understand → coach
A root orchestrator delegates each alert through a fixed pipeline of specialist agents. Every stage hands clean, verified context to the next, and nothing reaches the caregiver until it's grounded in the child's own care plan.
bio_sentryacoustic_coredata_defenderclinical_context_agentpixel_buds_voxA walk through one alert
How a single event flows through the pipeline
An illustrative trace of one escalation, from raw sensor anomaly to the cue that reaches the caregiver. In the MVP the sensors and hardware are simulated so the full flow can be demonstrated end to end.
Under the hood
Tools & technologies
A Google-Cloud-native agent stack, built around clinical safety and Australian data-residency requirements rather than a generic chatbot.
Project highlights
What the system gets right