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Human-in-the-loop control of an assistive robotic arm in unstructured environments for spinal cord injured users

Dae‐Jin Kim, Aman Behal

Year
2009
Citations
15

Abstract

We describe the progress in implementing a vision based robotic assist device to facilitate Activities of Daily Living (ADL) tasks for a class of users with motor disabilities. The goal of the research is to reduce time to task completion and cognitive burden for users interacting with an unstructured environment via a Wheelchair Mounted Robotic Arm (WMRA). A developed robot system is tested with five healthy subjects to assess its usefulness.

Keywords

WheelchairTask (project management)Computer scienceRobotic armHuman–computer interactionRobotActivities of daily livingControl (management)Assistive technologyPhysical medicine and rehabilitation

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