Munevo Smart Glasses Controler for sale

[Gregrb]

I have a Munevo Drive system with Smart Glasses that control R-net and dynamics wheelchair systems for sale. Cost over £6000 and hardly used. Pm me if interested. Sell for around £3800.

[Burgerman]

https://munevo.com/en/head-control

[slomobile]

Sorry not interested in buying, but would like to know a little about it.

It looks like a Google Glass XE explorer edition. Do the smart glasses have a micro USB port and bone conduction speaker?
Wondering if there might be a Glass app for wheelchair control out there.

[Burgerman]

Somewhat similar.

I use a woody circuit to give me a RC to DC Swing that connects to R-Net via a IO unit.

I also have a set of DJI "fpv hd goggles" used so that I can fly a plane or drive a wheelchair by looking throgh a tiny on board camera. These use a simple gyro to detect head movement. So that I can mount the camera on 2 servos, and then it looks whichever way I do.

You can use that same RC output to drive or fly a plane too...

BASICS.
Theres loads of these things available today.


youtu.be/xbO4PPGrg0o

[ex-Gooserider]

The Woody design should still be on the forum somewhere, but as I recollect it was basically a couple of digipots controlled by an Arduino and a switch to use either the joystick or the pots as the input to the joystick pod...

Arduinos and other microcontrollers make life wonderfully simple from an electronics design standpoint, as you basically just need to figure out how to make an input that is in their range and an output that works with whatever you are controlling, and write whatever code you need to translate the input to the output... Then the Arduino does all the heavy lifting involved. Possibly the biggest challenge is figuring out how to get the output stream from the glasses to give you a useful control signal

ex-Gooserider