Wheelchair Abstract For Wheelchair

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Abstract— Different types of mobility equipments are available for the disabled for their independent mobility. However, no efficient devices have yet been invented for the independent mobility of people with quadriplegia or lower body paralysis. The quadriplegic patient and other impaired people, who have a similar grade of disability, were not able to drive a joystick operated wheelchair which is the common type of powered wheelchair available commercially.

The goal of this smart wheelchair project is to enhance an ordinary powered wheelchair by adding particular features that help the quadriplegic patients move independently. This motorized wheelchair is controlled using the speech of the user. Thus, it can be easily driven

Brooks. (1992, May 19). Patent D 326 189
[Online]. Available: NEXIS Library: LEXPAT File: DESIGN

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