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A novel brain-controlled wheelchair combined with computer vision and augmented reality

Liu et al., 2022

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8539301985094067360
Author
Liu K
Yu Y
Liu Y
Tang J
Liang X
Chu X
Zhou Z
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Biomedical Engineering Online

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Abstract Background Brain-controlled wheelchairs (BCWs) are important applications of brain–computer interfaces (BCIs). Currently, most BCWs are semiautomatic. When users want to reach a target of interest in their immediate environment, this semiautomatic …
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