Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
GazeLink: an eye-controlled wheelchair prototype
Suki documents an in-development wheelchair interface that uses eye direction to suggest movement and voice confirmation before a command.
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- Readers of assistive-device engineering projects
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- The example control flow uses a five-second gaze dwell, but the page explicitly says this is not a measured optimum.
Field notes
The page follows the project from a glasses-mounted camera and narrow main board through controller connections, voice-module wiring, and power distribution from a 36 V wheelchair battery. It shows a 70 × 14 mm main-board outline and treats packaging around the glasses frame as a design constraint. The interaction demo is simulated, and its five-second dwell is offered as an example rather than a validated setting.
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●ProPolished or operationally mature
◎NicheUnusually specific use
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