Implementation of fuzzy logic system for motor motion generation based on electrooculogram

Electrooculography (EOG) is a technique that sensed eye movement based on recording of the standing cornea-retinal potential that existing between the cornea and retina. This electrooculography signal is known as electrooculogram that can be used to control the human machine interface (HMI) such as...

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Published in:Journal of Mechanical Engineering
Main Author: Noor N.M.M.; Yusof Y.; Khairoll Anuar I.N.
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Language:English
Published: UiTM Press 2018
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Noor N.M.M.; Yusof Y.; Khairoll Anuar I.N.
Implementation of fuzzy logic system for motor motion generation based on electrooculogram
2018
Journal of Mechanical Engineering
5
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Electrooculography (EOG) is a technique that sensed eye movement based on recording of the standing cornea-retinal potential that existing between the cornea and retina. This electrooculography signal is known as electrooculogram that can be used to control the human machine interface (HMI) such as a wheelchair motion. The aim of this project was to control the motor by using EOG signals. The signals of eye movements were acquired using the EOG circuit. These data were passed to the fuzzy logic controller that was developed using MATLAB. As a result, the two DC motors were able to operate according to the rules set of fuzzy logic using the eye signals as inputs. The limitation of this project was the fuzzy logic controller rules and the membership functions were developed using MATLAB and then converted into Arduino coding. The Arduino Mega 2560 acts as the interface between the EOG circuit and DC motors. Then, the fuzzy logic controller was integrated into Arduino Mega 2560 in order to control the motion of motor. Besides, there were four (4) subjects, two males and two female, selected for the EOG data acquisition. © 2018 Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia.
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author Noor N.M.M.; Yusof Y.; Khairoll Anuar I.N.
spellingShingle Noor N.M.M.; Yusof Y.; Khairoll Anuar I.N.
Implementation of fuzzy logic system for motor motion generation based on electrooculogram
author_facet Noor N.M.M.; Yusof Y.; Khairoll Anuar I.N.
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title Implementation of fuzzy logic system for motor motion generation based on electrooculogram
title_short Implementation of fuzzy logic system for motor motion generation based on electrooculogram
title_full Implementation of fuzzy logic system for motor motion generation based on electrooculogram
title_fullStr Implementation of fuzzy logic system for motor motion generation based on electrooculogram
title_full_unstemmed Implementation of fuzzy logic system for motor motion generation based on electrooculogram
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description Electrooculography (EOG) is a technique that sensed eye movement based on recording of the standing cornea-retinal potential that existing between the cornea and retina. This electrooculography signal is known as electrooculogram that can be used to control the human machine interface (HMI) such as a wheelchair motion. The aim of this project was to control the motor by using EOG signals. The signals of eye movements were acquired using the EOG circuit. These data were passed to the fuzzy logic controller that was developed using MATLAB. As a result, the two DC motors were able to operate according to the rules set of fuzzy logic using the eye signals as inputs. The limitation of this project was the fuzzy logic controller rules and the membership functions were developed using MATLAB and then converted into Arduino coding. The Arduino Mega 2560 acts as the interface between the EOG circuit and DC motors. Then, the fuzzy logic controller was integrated into Arduino Mega 2560 in order to control the motion of motor. Besides, there were four (4) subjects, two males and two female, selected for the EOG data acquisition. © 2018 Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia.
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