Simultaneous Multimodal Access to Wheelchair and Computer for People with Tetraplegia
Md Nazmus Sahadat, Nordine Sebkhi, Maysam Ghovanloo · 2018
Existing assistive technologies often capture and utilize a single remaining ability to assist people with tetraplegia which is unable to do complex interaction efficiently. In this work, we developed a multimodal assistive system (MAS) to utilize multiple remaining abilities (speech, tongue, and head motion) sequentially or simultaneously to facilitate complex computer interactions such as scrolling, drag and drop, and typing long sentences.