— Today, automation technology is becoming increasingly accessible, user friendly, and efficient, enabling novel solutions for improving the quality of life. This project explores the integration of brain-computer interfaces (BCI) with the Internet of Things (IoT) to provide a smart assistive system for individuals wit...
Meril Cyriac, G. Dr.Kanjana, Reena M. Roy et al.· International Journal of Dru...· 0 citations
An affordable, multi-channel wearable FMG armband that reliably captures forces at multiple forearm muscle locations during different gestures and such a simple, low-cost, and effective scheme based on FMG can help control prosthetic and robotic devices using human intentions.
Laxmi Gupta, Naveeta Kharendra, Alok Prakash· Frontiers in Medical Enginee...· 0 citations
A wearable hand gesture recognition system employing an MPU6500 gyroscope to detect tri-axial angular velocity corresponding to five different pre-defined hand gestures, making it ideal for applications in rehabilitation monitoring, assistive communication, and wearables.
Neela Harish, Deepa S., Umasankar Loganathan et al.· Journal of Innovative Image...· 2 citations
Assistive technologies for individuals with disabilities are crucial in promoting social inclusion and enabling them to participate more fully in daily life. This article focuses on designing and developing a cost-effective head-mounted eye-tracking system aimed at enhancing the quality of life for individuals with sev...
Mohanad A. Deif, Hani Attar, M. Elhoseny et al.· Electrica· 0 citations
Individuals with severe limb impairments encounter substantial barriers during human‑computer interaction, while commercially available assistive input devices are often prohibitively expensive. This paper presents a low‑cost wearable assistive input device (bill‑of‑materials cost < ¥130) built around the nRF52832 Blue...
Xuan-Ting Chen· Applied and Computational En...· 0 citations