A Biomimetic Gaze Control to Restore Head-Neck Movements
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A new gaze-tracking system for neck exoskeletons improves head motion accuracy by 24% through biomimetic eye-head coordination, enabling intuitive control without hand input.
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- arXiv Robotics — research abstractsBiomimetic Gaze Control for Neck Exoskeletons
A new eye-tracking controller emulates natural eye-head coordination, improving head motion personalization and accuracy by 24% in exoskeleton users. The system enables intuitive control without hand input, enhancing mobility restoration.
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