EnviroLink is a software prototype that utilizes computer vision to analyze head, eye, and lip movements in individuals with reduced mobility. It generates personalized maps to design accessible and adaptive interfaces tailored to each user’s specific needs. Iterative testing with users allowed for interface refinement and ensured that the software met mobility and communication requirements. This project not only provides a valuable tool for people with reduced mobility but also establishes a foundation for future research in assistive technology. By publicly sharing the prototype and results, we aim to foster the development of innovative solutions that promote inclusion and enhance the quality of life for individuals with diverse disabilities.

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Development of a Software Prototype for Assisting People with Quadriplegia: An Approach Based on Interface Analysis and Computer Vision

  • Braian F. Ramírez,
  • Daniel E. Torres,
  • Lisseth T. Quilindo,
  • Óscar A. Méndez

摘要

EnviroLink is a software prototype that utilizes computer vision to analyze head, eye, and lip movements in individuals with reduced mobility. It generates personalized maps to design accessible and adaptive interfaces tailored to each user’s specific needs. Iterative testing with users allowed for interface refinement and ensured that the software met mobility and communication requirements. This project not only provides a valuable tool for people with reduced mobility but also establishes a foundation for future research in assistive technology. By publicly sharing the prototype and results, we aim to foster the development of innovative solutions that promote inclusion and enhance the quality of life for individuals with diverse disabilities.