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a startup idea shared by
Greg Moore on
11/21/2015
The problem is wheelchairs don't go up stairs. Also, travelling across an uneven surface or soft sand is difficult or nearly impossible. The solution is a wheelchair with popout legs that can be deployed at the switch of a button. The legs and feet will be used when wheels are not appropriate. I picture 6 legs so the wheelchair can "walk" on these legs as needed. Like a spider if you will. This solves the problem of having to make spaces accessible to wheelchairs. Instead and "wheelchair" could easily circumnavigate steps, a beach, a cobblestone pathway.
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