2013 · 15 citations · 13 references
MedicineNeuroscienceRehabilitation MedicineAssistive TechnologyNeurorehabilitationRehabilitation EngineeringAssistive DevicesAssistive Technology For MobilityBrain-computer InterfacesCognitive Assistive TechnologyElectroencephalogram Signal ProcessingElectroencephalographyAssistive Communication InterfacesEeg Signal PreprocessingEeg Signal ProcessingIntelligent ControlSmart Assistive DevicesSmart WheelchairsWheelchair Technology
This paper presents a description of an intelligent control method for controlling an electric wheelchair for several disabled persons. It also describes a non invasive approach based on EEG brain signal that can command the wheelchair with cognitive data, eye movements and head gestures. Our technique aim is to cover the largest number of handicapped person.
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