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Śledzińska Katarzyna, Napieralska Lidia, Jasińska Izabela, Witczak Ewa, Jarzyna Violeta

Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe

2022

Vol. 30, no. 2

47--54

Activisation is very important for motor disabled persons and helps them to integrate with the whole of society. Physically disabled persons face many occupation related obstacles at work, mainly connected with the presence of architectonic barriers and the occupational environment. An important part of the employment process of locomotor disabled workers is the adjustment of work stations to the worker’s needs, providing workwear, rooms and work plant surrounding adaptation. Analysis of workwear available on the market shows that commercial offers do not cover workwear dedicated especially for physically disabled persons. The main goal of workwear design and construction is to provide complex comfort for the user, whose needs and expectations differ from able-bodied employees. In this study the general assumptions of textile material selection for workwear dedicated for locomotor disabled employees are presented, together with the results of tests carried out for selected textile materials.

Brain-computer interface for mobile devices

Dobosz K., Wittchen P.

Journal of Medical Informatics & Technologies

2015

Vol. 24

215--222

The article presents the results of research in controlling the mobile application with the EEG signals and eye blinking. Authors proposed a prototype solution of a brain-computer interface that can be used by people with total motor impairment to control chosen mobile application on their mobile phone. There was a NeuroSky MindWave Mobile device used during experiments. Two software tools for mobile devices were specially implemented. First one helps to analyse the EEG signals and recognize eye blinks, second one - interprets them and executes assigned actions. Different configurations of settings were used during the studies. They included: single blink or double blink, level of focus, period of focus. Experiments results show that a man equipped with a personal EEG sensor and eye blinking detector can remotely touchless use mobile applications installed on smartphones or tablets.