Computer Interface for the People with Disabilities.

A Portable Wireless Head Movement Controlled Human-Computer Interface for People with Disabilities

This paper describes about an economical head operated computer mouse for people with disabilities. It focuses on the invention of a head operated computer mouse that employs one tilt sensor placed in the headset to determine head position and to function as simple head-operated computer mouse. The system uses accelerometer based tilt sensor to detect the user's head tilt in order to direct the...

Proposal of a Telepresence Robot Using Brain Computer Interface for People with Motor Disabilities

This work proposes a Brain Computer Interface (BCI) using upper limbs motor imagery tasks for people with severe motor disabilities, which can be employed to send commands to a telepresence robot. The BCI classifies four classes of motor imagery tasks from upper limbs. The system is composed of the following blocks: a Common Average Reference (CAR) filter for signal preprocessing, a Statistical...

A Low-cost Vision-based Human-computer Interface for People with Severe Disabilities

Without any doubt, mouse and keyboard are the most prevalent and important human-computer interfaces. Unfortunately, people with physical disabilities cannot enjoy benefits provided by computers as able-bodies people on equal term since conventional mouse and keyboard are designed with the able-bodies in mind. Therefore, how to lower or even tear down the barriers between computers and people w...

Natural Interface to Improve Human-Computer Interaction for People with Upper Limb Disabilities

Adaptive Brain-Computer Interface Systems For Communication in People with Severe Neuromuscular Disabilities

Adaptive Brain-Computer Interface Systems For Communication in People with Severe Neuromuscular Disabilities