In collaboration with Kennesaw State University
Wheelchairs that do more
Since 2021 student teams have taken an ordinary powered wheelchair and kept teaching it new skills: driving itself down hallways, then outdoors, then carrying new sensors, with each class handing the platform to the next. Today we are exploring shared control, where the chair and its user decide together.
Since 20215 papers
- Seat-Focused Multi-DOF Exoskeleton Wheelchair Synergy for Continuous Lower-Limb Rehabilitation 2025
- Development of a Hybrid Wheelchair Exoskeleton for Rehabilitation 2025
- Optimization of an intelligent wheelchair: Lidar and camera vision for obstacle avoidance 2022
- Exoskeleton-Wheelchair Synergy For Rehabilitation & User Assistance 2022
- Wheelchair conversion & automation 2021
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