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该论文提出了一种用于口内舌-计算机接口的无线磁阻传感系统,通过追踪附着在舌头上的磁性示踪剂的位置,将舌头手势转换为用户定义的命令,从而帮助严重肢体残疾人士控制环境。该系统具有非侵入性、可穿戴和无线等特点,解决了现有辅助技术中侵入性强、使用不便的问题。
invasive, unobtrusive, wireless, and wearable tongue-operated assistive technology (AT) that enables individuals with severe physical disabilities to control environments with their free tongue motion. An array of magnetic sensors wirelessly tracks the position of a magnetic tracer attached to the tongue via adhesives or piercing, and a sensor signal-processing (SSP) algorithm converts a set of tongue gestures to userdefined commands in real time [1]. In the external TDS (eTDS), which is undergoing clinical trials, electronics are embedded in a customized headset, which supports the sensors on a pair of bilateral extensions near the cheeks [2]. Considering the importance of such ATs in users’ daily lives, the mechanical stability of the eTDS on the head is a concern. In this paper we report an intraoral
Hangue Park1, Benoit Gosselin2, Mehdi Kiani1, Hyung-Min Lee1,
Jeonghee Kim1, Xueliang Huo1, Maysam Ghovanloo1 Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Laval University, Quebec, QC, Canada 1 2 The Tongue Drive System (TDS) is a new minimally