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Automated Control of Motorized Wheelchairs

Automated Control of Motorized Wheelchairs
电动轮椅的自动控制
批准号:
490507-2015
负责人:
Mirtchev, Theodore
金额:
$1.81万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Applied Research and Development Grants - Level 1
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-01-01 至 2016-12-31

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Current powered wheelchairs, although improving their users mobility, still present considerable restrictions. External assistance is still required to perform simple tasks, such as moving the wheelchair closer to its user, to board a wheelchair on a special transport, or to control the wheelchair movement (users suffering from limited hand-control dexterity). Related with this, there are reports of a considerable number of accidents and resulting injuries, for instance in the operations to board a motorized wheelchair into a special transport. Eightfold Technologies' advanced prototype of the SmartChair platform has been built on a palm-sized computer, custom control board and using wireless technology to connect to the user through a smartphone. The SmartChair is a plug and play controller which can be attached to existing powered wheelchairs. The addition of several sensing technologies and related developed control systems will allow powered wheelchairs to perform many tasks safely and autonomously. The SmartChair will have the ability to follow various tracks to different locations, based on predefined paths, which can be learnt and afterwards replicated. Not only automatic operation will be developed within this project, but also voice command features that will help the control of the movement of the wheelchair and the execution of pre-defined tasks. This project will enable Eightfold to be the first to offer these systems in the world.
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