Artificial Neural Network-Based Shared Control for Smart Wheelchairs: A Fully-Manual Driving for the User

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Abstract

Wheelchairs play an important role in regaining lost mobility and in the social reintegration of its users. However, users with quadriplegia yet have a few low cost solutions that meet their needs. The present work proposes a shared control strategy designed to operate together with discrete human-machine interfaces, where the user has few commands, and capable to integrate different types of sensors that can be attached to a commercial powered wheelchairs, without the necessity of localization. Simulations show that the proposed strategy provides a robust and safe navigation through daily environments and does not take away the navigation autonomy from the user, who performs a fully-manual driving.

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e Souza, J. V. A., Olivi, L. R., & Rohmer, E. (2022). Artificial Neural Network-Based Shared Control for Smart Wheelchairs: A Fully-Manual Driving for the User. In IFMBE Proceedings (Vol. 83, pp. 1471–1477). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-70601-2_217

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