Tongue-drive system (TDS) is an advanced assistive technology (AT) that enables people
with severe disabilities to independently control the electronic devices and machines using …

In parallel with the development of technology, various control methods are also developed.
Voice control system is one of these control methods. In this study, an effective modelling …

A vital perception in designing human–machine interfaces for people with disabilities is
hands-free control. It is important in setting up communication among a machine and the …

Currently, the most common way to control an electric wheelchair is to use joystick.
However, there are some individuals unable to operate joystick-driven electric wheelchairs …

People with tetraplegia often use multiple different assistive devices for access and mobility
which requires constant caregiver assistance to help them replace these devices. In this …

Assistive technologies often focus on a remaining ability of their users, particularly those with
physical disabilities, eg, tetraplegia, to facilitate their computer access. We hypothesized that …

People who have lost their walking and moving ability need to use a wheelchair. In cases of
losing complete control of the upper and lower limbs, intelligent solutions are required to …

The use of intelligent wheelchair and rehabilitation robots has increased rapidly in the
recent years owing to a growing number of patients experiencing paralysis, quadriplegia …

Natural language is a flexible and powerful control modality which can transform a
wheelchair from a vehicle into a genuine helper. While autonomous wheelchairs are …

Sip-and-Puff controlled wheelchairs enable individuals with severe disabilities to gain some
mobility and autonomy. However, Sip-and-Puff controlled wheelchairs are cumbersome to …