This document summarizes a research paper on a voice controlled vehicle chair with drowsiness detection capabilities. The chair can be controlled through voice commands recognized by speech recognition software. It also contains sensors to detect drowsiness through eye blinking and high temperature. The chair is designed to alert drowsy drivers and change posture automatically. A microcontroller controls actuators to move the chair according to voice commands and sensor input. The goal is to provide a more comfortable and ergonomic chair that promotes safety for long-duration drivers.