A gaze-controlled wheelchair is an innovative assistive technology designed to empower individuals with mobility impairments. This system utilizes eye-tracking technology to interpret a user’s gaze patterns and translate them into control commands for the wheelchair. By integrating sophisticated sensors and algorithms, the wheelchair can accurately respond to the user’s eye movements, allowing for intuitive navigation. This technology not only enhances the user’s independence but also addresses the challenges faced by those with limited or no use of their limbs. The abstract highlights the potential of gazecontrolled wheelchairs in improving the quality of life for individuals with diverse mobility needs.
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