With the help of hand gesture corresponding to the Accelerometer sensor the wheel chair will move
My project helps visually challenged people to walk without crashing into walls and obstacles. This help them to live freely
All resource are given here free. Its easy to understand.
This project works as an Interpreter, converts hand gestures into text or voice or in commands.
Controlling the home appliance and electronic gadgets through a Gesture Controlled Infrared remote for Physically Disabled persons.
Environment Pollution Monitoring system using Internet of Things-IoT United International University.
A low-cost stick designed for blind people that enables them to walk without any assistance.
Here we measure rainfall.
For those people that can not move the chess pieces by his own, this system allow you to move it with your eye.
Helpful reminders to take medicines on time, make medicines more effective, using Raspberry PI, Alexa Voice and Hexiwearl!
Arduino Uno-based device intended for negative wound pressure therapy for hospitals in the developing parts of the world.
I want to make a system for autistic kids to help control their fine motor skills, especially writing, using IoT, robotics and sensors.
A modified electric wheel chair controlled by the leap motion providing unparalleled control over the wheelchair and household appliances.
Control Arduino from your smartphone or laptop using Bluetooth.
This is a class voting machine.
An indoor navigation system along with an automated guided wheelchair cluster to enhance accessibility in standard buildings.
A robotic arm using servo motors.
This project will show you how to make a DIY smart band for blind people.
This circuit can control multiple electrical appliances by detecting the pattern of eye blink, can be used with wheel chairs & so.
How to transmit 0 to 9 digits using a Bluetooth module, a 7-segment display, and an Arduino.
Developing and mounting sensors on a bike.
USING HEARTBEAT SENSOR FOR COUNTING THE NUMBER OF HEARTBEATS per MINUTE
Vision is a torch shaped device to help blind people navigate with greater comfort, speed and confidence.
When AVR meets AR and Arduino is combined with Google's Project Tango, an autonomous wheelchair is born to help improve millions of lives!
