Table 3.
Summary of main technologies discussed in Assistive Systems.
| Assistive Systems | ||
|---|---|---|
| Main Application | Sensors | References |
| Movement coding for control keyboards and displays for patients with ALS and people with upper and lower limbs palsy | EEG/EOG/facial EMG/inertial | [103,113,114] |
| Control and implementation of tasks and human-machine interfaces like wheelchair, smart shoe, and robot | Inertial/flex sensor/camera/ultrasonic/EOG/EEG/Kinect/force/torque/FRS/infrared | [107,108,109,110,111,112,120,128] |
| Emotion recognition for patients with palsy, autism spectrum disorder | Camera/movement/sound/infrared | [115,117,118,119] |
| Gesture recognition for aid communication between deaf people and listeners | Flex sensor/inertial/EMG | [122,123,124,125,126,127] |