Using brain waves to move a wheelchair for people with different motor disabilities

Authors

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17527727

Keywords:

Arduino, bluetooth Wheelchair.

Abstract

With globalization, it is essential for people with different physical and motor abilities to integrate into society and work life in a normal manner. Therefore, the need arises to develop a technological prototype to improve their quality of life and integration into society. Currently, conventional wheelchairs present limitations for those with severe physical and motor disabilities, which hinders their integration into social and everyday life. This research addresses this problem through the analysis and design of a human-machine interface that allows autonomous movement without the need to use old manual controls. The project focuses on the development of a technological prototype that integrates scientific and technological knowledge, using neural signals in an ergonomic structure called a wheelchair, facilitating daily activities and promoting independence for people with different abilities and physical limitations.

Author Biographies

Javier Norberto Gutierrez Villegas, TESE

Docente de la divisi´ón Ingniería en Sistemas Computacionales 

Marco Antonio Gutierrez Villegas, UAM

Docente de la UAM AZC

Esiquio Martín Gutiérrez Armenta, UAM AZC

Docente de UAM AZC

Israel Isaac Gutiérrez Villegas, TESE

Docente de la division de Ingeniería en Sistemas Computacionales 

Liliana Niño Monroy, DGTI

Subdirectora Academica y docente del Cetis 119

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Published

2025-11-06

How to Cite

Martínez Flores, V. H., Gutierrez Villegas, J. N., Gutierrez Villegas, M. A., Gutiérrez Armenta, E. M., Gutiérrez Villegas, I. I., & Niño Monroy, L. (2025). Using brain waves to move a wheelchair for people with different motor disabilities. RICT Journal of Scientific, Technological and Innovation Research, 3(6), 8–11. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17527727

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