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Press Release 08-122
Tongue Drive Technology
Using only tongue motions, individuals with paralyzed limbs may be able to use new system to take control of technology
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Georgia Tech assistant professor Maysam Ghovanloo (left) points to a small magnet attached to graduate student Xueliang Huo's tongue that allows him to steer a powered wheelchair and operate a computer mouse.
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Georgia Tech Electrical and Computer Engineering graduate student Xueliang Huo moves his tongue to direct the Tongue Drive system to move the powered wheelchair in a different direction.
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