Georgia Tech researchers testing technology for power wheelchair users involving head tilts and facial expressions
Two Georgia Tech engineers, Nordine Sebkhi and Arpan Bhavsar, say that they are ready to ask for volunteers and test out a new form of technology for power wheelchair users. The two engineers say that the technology will use magnetic sensors to allow the user to maneuver around using head tilts and facial expressions.
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