Prototype of Next-Gen Multi-Purpose Wheelchair with Gesture Control for Enhanced Mobility

ABSTRACT - The Next-Gen Multi-Purpose Wheelchair with Gesture Control is designed to help people with disabilities move easily. It feels more user-friendly because it commands movement using hand gestures. Safety is assured with a crisis notification system and sensors that identify difficulties to avoid incidents. This clever and reasonably priced wheelchair increases being independent and improves everyday mobility. Technology has make a drastic change in the medical field but there are still some people facing some problems. This completely automated wheelchair was designed with patients and senior citizens in mind. In addition to being an intelligent wheelchair, this an Arduino UNO-controlled deception wheelchair with the aid of a few specialized tools and systems. The Arduino is programmed to receive commands from voice recognition module and smartphone (Bluetooth) and operate the motor driver and motors. This was made to address various mocking issues, like the difficulty physically challenged individuals have moving and the energy patients waste pushing a manual wheelchair. In addition, pushing the wheelchair alongside the patient wears the helper out. Additionally, patients frequently sustain injuries when moving from a wheelchair to a bed. Keywords: Smart wheelchair, Deception, Arduino UNO, Motor, Motor driver, low cost and disability.

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INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem44836
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Gaze Tracking and Assistive Technology
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Prototype of Next-Gen Multi-Purpose Wheelchair with Gesture Control for Enhanced Mobility

P. Varun Teja
INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
Gaze Tracking and Assistive Technology
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Prototype of Next-Gen Multi-Purpose Wheelchair with Gesture Control for Enhanced Mobility

P. Varun Teja
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ABSTRACT - The Next-Gen Multi-Purpose Wheelchair with Gesture Control is designed to help people with disabilities move easily. It feels more user-friendly because it commands movement using hand gestures. Safety is assured with a crisis notification system and sensors that identify difficulties to avoid incidents. This clever and reasonably priced wheelchair increases being independent and improves everyday mobility. Technology has make a drastic change in the medical field but there are still some people facing some problems. This completely automated wheelchair was designed with patients and senior citizens in mind. In addition to being an intelligent wheelchair, this an Arduino UNO-controlled deception wheelchair with the aid of a few specialized tools and systems. The Arduino is programmed to receive commands from voice recognition module and smartphone (Bluetooth) and operate the motor driver and motors. This was made to address various mocking issues, like the difficulty physically challenged individuals have moving and the energy patients waste pushing a manual wheelchair. In addition, pushing the wheelchair alongside the patient wears the helper out. Additionally, patients frequently sustain injuries when moving from a wheelchair to a bed. Keywords: Smart wheelchair, Deception, Arduino UNO, Motor, Motor driver, low cost and disability.

INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENTVol. 09(04)
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