UET Mardan Students Create Brain-Controlled Wheelchair, Offering Hope for Paralyzed and Disabled Patients

Eng. Faizan Akhtar and his team at UET Mardan have developed a groundbreaking brain-controlled wheelchair that promises to transform the lives of paralyzed patients.

This innovative device, operated through brain signals, marks a significant leap in assistive technology. By leveraging advanced technology, the project aims to grant individuals with mobility challenges a newfound sense of independence and freedom.

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Through accurate brain signal processing, users can effortlessly navigate their environment and perform daily tasks, empowering them to live more autonomously. This initiative not only provides practical benefits but also inspires hope for a brighter future for those living with disabilities, highlighting the transformative potential of engineering and innovation in improving quality of life.