Automated Electrooculography (EOG) Wheelchair Controller for Quadriplegics
Eye-movement bio-potential amplifier tracking corneal-retinal dipole shifts to steer a motorized wheelchair with horizontal glances.
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Project Technical Overview
Enables individuals with severe motor disabilities (ALS, spinal cord injuries) to navigate independently. Silver-chloride skin electrodes placed around the temples measure microvolt potential changes caused by eye glances left, right, and double-blinks to steer the wheelchair.
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