An Interface using Electrooculography with Closed Eyes

Electrooculography-based Human Interface for Robot Controlling

This paper describes a simple method for controlling a robotic arm with the movement of the eyes. This technique could allow people with severe disability to access robots that can help them in activities of daily living. The electrooculography technique (EOG) has been used to detect user commands that can control external devices. The proposed concept eliminates the need for continuous control...

An Overview of “Electrooculography”

This paper brings out a new technology of placing electrodes on user’s forehead around the eyes to record eye movements which is called as Electrooculography (EOG. This technology is based on the principle of recording the polarization potential or corneal-retinal potential (CRP), which is the resting potential between the cornea and the retina. This potential is commonly known as electrooculog...

Eyes in the interface

Electroencephalographic modulations during an open- or closed-eyes motor task

There is fundamental knowledge that during the resting state cerebral activity recorded by electroencephalography (EEG) is strongly modulated by the eyes-closed condition compared to the eyes-open condition, especially in the occipital lobe. However, little research has demonstrated the influence of the eyes-closed condition on the motor cortex, particularly during a self-paced movement. This p...

Guidance of a wheelchair using electrooculography

This paper involves a new method to control and guide mobile robots. In this case, to send different commands is used electrooculography techniques (EOG), so that, control is made by means of the ocular position (eye displacement into its orbit). This control technic can be useful in multiple applications, but in this work is used to guide a autonomous robot (wheelchair) as system to help to pe...