Brenna Argall
Brenna Argall is a Northwestern professor and Project DRIVE principal investigator whose assistive-robotics software work was cited by Northwestern as helping power Apple's Apple Vision Pro eye-tracking wheelchair-control feature.
Northwestern University is a US research university whose Project DRIVE assistive-robotics work helped power Apple's Apple Vision Pro eye-tracking wheelchair-control feature.
Brenna Argall is a Northwestern professor and Project DRIVE principal investigator whose assistive-robotics software work was cited by Northwestern as helping power Apple's Apple Vision Pro eye-tracking wheelchair-control feature.
Northwestern University researchers reported four biliary interventions in which Apple Vision Pro displayed live cholangioscopy as the primary visualization interface. All four procedures were completed without reported complications or technical interruptions, but the authors describe the work as an initial single-center feasibility experience based partly on qualitative operator feedback.
Northwestern Now reported that Project DRIVE software from Northwestern University helps Apple's upcoming Apple Vision Pro eye-tracking wheelchair-control feature translate eye movements into compatible wheelchair commands; the article also notes integration with LUCI-enabled wheelchairs.