AHFE Open AccessVerification of an alternative wheelchair control in a virtual environment
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Authors: Jendrik Bulk, Benjamin Tannert
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This work presents a training simulator that is being developed in collaboration with electric wheelchair users and medical professionals. The main function of the software is to serve as a development platform for alternative control systems that enable people with paralysis to control a wheelchair themselves. The project developed two prototype control systems using technologies such as eye tracking and a brain-computer interface.
Keywords: wheelchair, vr, bci, eye tracking, voice commands, alternative controls, virtual joystick
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1005488
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