The future scope of this work is to use this gesture-based wheelchair in old age homes where the implementation will be useful for the people who find difficulty in their movements. This can be improved by many advancements such as, for physically challenged people who are unable to move their hands, they may have a wheelchair developed with a tongue motion driver to drive the wheelchair’s motors. It is also possible to have a speed control feature. For safety measures, we can implement high-power sensor like ultrasonic sensor for object detection. Self-power generation from the rotation of the wheel could be possible in the future, with the device being charged by solar power. Therefore, the stress associated with charging the battery may be alleviated. Artificial Intelligence can also be included to make wheelchair more technically advance.
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