Creators of Combat Wheelchair Miniatures on the Challenges of Pushing RPGs to a More Inclusive Future By Beth Elderkin Published September 16, 2020 io9 Games ...

The Wheelchair Gets a Futuristic Makeover With This Realizable Concept. Published: 8 Sep 2020, 17:20 UTC • By: Cristian Curmei. 17 photos. Photo: Kwanjun Ryu / Behance.

The wheelchair was discontinued in 2009, but may soon be reissued. Quil Lawrence/NPR Thirteen years ago, just as the United States began what was to become its longest war, a futuristic wheelchair ...

These Futuristic Wheelchair and Exoskeleton Concepts Are The Fruits of Toyota's Unlimited Mobility Challenge. By Kirby Garlitos. Published Jan 8, 2019. Follow ...

Weighing in at 400 pounds and a more than $20,000 price tag the futuristic wheelchair has oversized tires and a robotic seat. It allows patients to stand up and play golf, but Farmen uses it for ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Professor X's futuristic wheelchair is not as far off as you would think. Design firm Layer has partnered with Materialise to created a 3D-printed wheelchair that ...

Meet Whill, the world’s most futuristic-looking wheelchair. A team of engineers in Japan set out to create a sleek, powerful, more modern electric wheelchair ...

Futuristic wheelchairs and gorilla-inspired trucks: Crazy concept cars unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show. Last updated at 09:48 17 October 2007. Japan's three biggest car firms, ...

Satoshi Sugie first became interested in mobility vehicles after meeting a frustrated wheelchair user in Japan in 2010. “He said he gave up going even two blocks away,” Sugie says. “One ...

Wheelchairs Of The Future To Be Controlled By Thought. by Shaun Heasley | June 30, 2009. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email. If you think it, it will move. That’s the idea behind new wheelchair ...

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Toyota announced this year that it's backing the return of the iBOT, which went out of production in 2009. Inventor Dean Kamen says a reboot would include improvements using the latest technology.