It is estimated that there are 3 million Special Needs Children from birth to 18 years old presently in the U.S who cannot be properly toilet trained on a standard potty as opposed to our faster training auto potty. On average, in the U. S., a child is toilet trained between 18 months to 3 years old. However, other countries around the world have their children potty trained as early as 1-year old. With products that aide parents in new and convenient ways, our company is poised to assist parents or caregivers with potty training needs. Annually, more than 4.3M children are born in the U.S. and another 4.5M in the European Union. Research shows that, typically, babies in the U.S. use approximately 6,000 disposable diapers. It is estimated that more than 20 billon disposable diapers are added to landfills throughout our country each year. From household expense to environmental impact, the need to help children transition from diaper to potty can’t be overstated. According to the American Family Physician, 40% To 60% of children are completely potty trained by 36 months; unfortunately, though, some won’t become toilet trained until after they are 3.5 years old – now solving these problem our Interactive Sensory Potty with affirming, audible sound along with visual connection to parents, Smart phones, Cars and home electronic systems and save tens of billions of disposable diapers from ending up in landfills within the U.S. and around the world. We believe our product can cut down the training time significantly and turn months into weeks, or weeks into days. Additionally, our product is designed to give toddlers more independence, confidence, and self-assurance. The 3-section seat apparatus, that attaches to a standard home toilet, is built with a series of sensors placed around the back of the seat. These sensors will identify biological body functions and alert the parents or caregiver by smart phone app or smart-home electronic systems precisely what occurred in the potty. These product will employ different languages so that they can be sold worldwide. Furthermore, this system is designed to assist physically-challenged special needs childrens. Currently, it is estimated that there are 3 million special needs childrens from birth to 18 years old presently in the U.S who may never be toilet trained on a standard potty. Disabilities like Asperger Syndrome, Autism, Down Syndrome can all have limiting effects on this daily function. However, with sensory-enabled products, physically-challenged special needs childrens may have a better chance at adapting to the sensory training than if resorting to older conventional products.