Eye‐controlled, power wheelchair performs well for ALS patients

Michael A. Elliott,Henrique S. Malvar,Lindsey L. Maassel,Jon Campbell,Harish S. Kulkarni,Irina Spiridonova,Noelle Mallory Sophy,Jay Beavers,Ann Paradiso,Chuck Needham,Jamie Rifley,Maggie Duffield,Jeremy Crawford,Becky Wood,Emily J Cox,James M. Scanlan

Eye‐controlled, power wheelchair performs well for ALS patients

2019

Michael A. Elliott
Henrique S. Malvar
Lindsey L. Maassel
Jon Campbell
Harish S. Kulkarni
Irina Spiridonova
Noelle Mallory Sophy
Jay Beavers
Ann Paradiso
Chuck Needham
Jamie Rifley
Maggie Duffield
Jeremy Crawford
Becky Wood
Emily J Cox
James M. Scanlan

Background Our pilot study tested the feasibility and performance of an eye‐controlled power wheelchair for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patients.

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Medicine
Quality of life
Anatomy
Physical medicine and rehabilitation
Wheelchair
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
obstacle negotiation
overall performance
User experience design
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