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dvice.com:
The Elevating Wheelchair concept (pictured) hopes to change the perception of the physically-challenged.
Unlike Dean Kamen's ultra-mobile iBot, the design of the Elevating Wheelchair is meant to restore a measure of equality when it comes to looking other people in the eye. Designed by Melbourne student Jake Eadie, the concept design hopes to change the way we see wheelchair-bound people by giving them a kind of equal footing in day-to-day body language situations.
The Elevating Wheelchair would have two modes, sitting and standing, and employ durable shock absorbers for rough urban terrain.
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