Abstract
This paper presents the outcomes of a research study that aimed to evaluate the anxiety levels of 10 individuals with autism using Internet of Things (IoT) technology, specifically a wireless smart watch. The incorporation of technology into daily life underscores the significance of recognizing its advantages in enhancing the well-being of individuals. The research study was carried out subsequent to an extensive review of the available literature, which explored various approaches to detecting stress utilizing sensors embedded in smart devices through IoT technology. The research was conducted on 10 adults with autism who were instructed to wear the smart watch, which provided measurements of their anxiety levels both in a calm state of mind and when exposed to loud music. The measurements were obtained during periods when the autistic individuals were relaxed, as well as when they were exposed to high volumes of music. The findings are presented in statistical charts after meticulous data analysis and are noteworthy as they validate previous studies on measuring and identifying anxiety in individuals with autism, as well as the disparities found in comparison to neurotypical individuals.