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Development of modular sensors for semi-autonomous wheelchairs

This paper provides an overview of the sensor network and mounting hardware used to convert a commercially available powered wheelchair into a semi-autonomous wheelchair. Emphasis is placed on modular design and ease of use. Although the sensor packages are used for the semi-autonomous navigation of a powered wheelchair, the sensor network presented has the potential to be used in a number of different robotic applications.