“…Another example includes the SmartCane and SmartWalker, which can detect obstacles and build a map of their surroundings in order to localize the users inside the map, and subsequently guide them to different waypoints (Spenko, Yu, & Dubowsky, ). Other assistive devices include adaptive body support systems to help subjects (e.g., elderly) in standing and walking (Chugo, Matsuoka, Jia, Takase, & Asama, ). Finally, for people with severely impaired motion abilities, the MAid (Mobility Aid for Elderly and Disabled People) is a robotic wheelchair that can assure safe maneuvers in crowded spaces, such as malls and airports (Prassler, Scholz, Strobel, & Fiorini, ).…”