Wheelchairs users don’t always have the ability to control a powered wheelchair using a normal joystick due to factors that restrict the use of their arms and hands. For a certain number of these individuals, which still retain mobility of their head, alternative methods have been devised, such as chin-joysticks, head switches or sip-and-puff control. Such solutions can be bulky, cumbersome, unintuitive or simply uncomfortable and taxing for the user. This work presents an alternative head-based drive-control system for wheelchair users
This paper presents a new human-machine interface for controlling a wheelchair by head movements. Th...
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Power wheelchairs can increase independence by supporting the mobility of their users. However, seve...
Controlling a robotic device by using human brain signals is an interesting and challenging task. Th...
Several studies have shown that people with disabilities benefit substantially from access to a mean...
Many power wheelchair users have severe physical disabilities affecting also the upper limbs, depriv...
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This paper presents a new human-machine interface for controlling a wheelchair by head movements. Th...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology.Powered wheelcha...
Controlling a robotic device by using human brain signals is an interesting and challenging task. Th...
This research is working towards developing a pre-production prototype system which can provide a lo...
Despite the diversity of electric wheelchairs, many people with physical limitations and seniors hav...
This research investigates the feasibility for the development of a novel 3D collision avoidance sys...
Power wheelchairs can increase independence by supporting the mobility of their users. However, seve...
Controlling a robotic device by using human brain signals is an interesting and challenging task. Th...
Several studies have shown that people with disabilities benefit substantially from access to a mean...
Many power wheelchair users have severe physical disabilities affecting also the upper limbs, depriv...
Literature shows that numerous wheelchair platforms, of various complexities, have been developed an...
In order to significantly reduce the number of safety-critical collisions of wheelchair users with o...
"Many people struggle on a daily basis with the issue of mobility. For most, the struggle of mobilit...
Cognitive impairments prevent older adults from using powered wheelchairs because of safety concerns...
Treball de fi de grau en BiomèdicaTutors: Mario Ceresa i Yiannis DemirisToday, there are approximate...
This paper presents a new human-machine interface for controlling a wheelchair by head movements. Th...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology.Powered wheelcha...
Controlling a robotic device by using human brain signals is an interesting and challenging task. Th...