Transformable Wheelchair Concept by Caspar Schmitz


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If you know some one who is using a wheelchair for survival then this product is for them. This wheelchair is made of an elastic as well as strong plastic, for example Polyurethane. The vehicle becomes adapted to contact face and the center of gravity to the situation. Through vertical pressure on the handle bar the round wheel converts to ellipsoid. As a result of which steps and barriers can be taken care of easily. It is a great invention of the wheelchair. This transformable wheel will surely abolish lots of barriers and assist disabled people to carry on their life easily.

transformable wheelchair concept

transformable wheelchair concept

transformable wheelchair concept

transformable wheelchair concept

transformable wheelchair concept

transformable wheelchair concept

transformable wheelchair concept

Designer : Caspar Schmitz

Nick says: November 19, 2008

Amazing idea, I think this will work great.

Leonardo says: March 17, 2009

Amazing! Maybe I can't tell from the photos, but where do our feet go? I'm a wheelchair rider and I'd like to know more!

perhaps they could use this in airports to take us through the metal detector so we don't have to get patted down *every single time* we fly!

that'd be great!

Sanjay Kumar says: April 9, 2009

This looks like a great idea, elegant in its simplicity. Hope you are trying to make it.

My mother who is 83 and arthritic, needs such a chair for our first floor flat in Delhi.

Pls write back

Liam says: July 13, 2009

I love this chair and I really do hope it goes into production sooner rather than later. Stairs and roadside kerbs are obstacles for normal wheelchair users but if this went into production it would be much easier.

h20gal says: September 25, 2009

What a great concept! Looks so handy, especially for steps.But even for narrow doorways etc. Looks stylish too.

I can't tell from the picture:

I am a paraplegic wheelchair user and have a few questions from what I see.Where do our feet go, and what stops us falling forward when it is angled that way?

Goodluck with this product, hope you plan to build it!

ripley02 says: February 19, 2010

hey i like all yr design do you have any more pictures related to movement?









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