Innovation in makeup applicator for hand disability people / Nur Danisha Aleya Nor Azam … [et al.]
Individuals facing challenges in executing precise actions due to limited hand mobility encounter significant obstacles in independently applying cosmetics, impacting their confidence and self-expression. Traditional cosmetic tools require delicate gripping and dexterity, presenting barriers for tho...
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Bahagian Penyelidikan dan Jaringan Industri, UiTM Melaka
2024
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| Online Access: | https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/106912/1/106912.pdf https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/106912/ https://vmiiex.uitm.edu.my/ |
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| Summary: | Individuals facing challenges in executing precise actions due to limited hand mobility encounter significant obstacles in independently applying cosmetics, impacting their confidence and self-expression. Traditional cosmetic tools require delicate gripping and dexterity, presenting barriers for those with disabilities or motor impairments. Existing solutions often lack precision or are cumbersome, leaving a gap in accessible beauty routines. This paper proposes an innovative solution: an AI robotic makeup applicator integrating advanced algorithms and robotic technology to revolutionize cosmetic application for individuals with limited hand function. The device offers precise and effortless makeup application through a user-friendly interface, empowering users to customize their preferences and desired looks. By eliminating the struggle with traditional tools, the AI robotic makeup applicator ensures precision even for intricate tasks like eyeliner or lipstick application, fostering independence in beauty routines. Through advanced sensors and computer vision technology, the device adapts to individual needs and preferences over time, enhancing accessibility and inclusivity in beauty practices. While the proposed framework lacks demonstrated results, it holds promise for addressing the unmet needs of individuals with limited hand mobility, urging further research and development efforts in this area. |
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