skip to main |
skip to sidebar
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgYemmcRhFQkQnw1HGNEslE9THf1tcPg39vrEOzlH4cB6MbXf2BQFSjeqXmr0tt27DmaoFlf-CR-NAdr1xXDzTaWDVkNOKMtEAlqMJeeAjIxAmhZcIIvI9yNO1NoZOnmY4n4cNveJZ_5Nk/s320/nimbl+wheelchair.jpg)
From
Gizmodo:
The Nimbl wheelchair, designed by Lawrence Kwok, is intended for use in a home that hasn't been retrofitted for full handicap access. But why stay home when your wheelchair looks this good.
The Nimbl, living up to its name, features hubless wheels with a short wheelbase for increased maneuverability. But that's not the only unique feature of the chair's design.
The Nimbl also sports a motorized seat that can lift the operator several feet in the air, activated by a control panel in the chair's armrest. Though its currently only a concept, it wouldn't hurt current wheelchair makers to take note of the Nimbl's form or its function.