Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Luggie Mobility Scooter The Perfect Airplane Suitcase Scooter



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Get mobile on a Luggie Scooter

A luggie mobility scooter has the power and the capability to transport you to wherever you need to go. Trips to the shops, travels to the park and journeys to the library are made simple with a Luggie Scooter.

Thanks to its revolutionary design the Luggie Scooter is one of the most compact mobility scooters on the market. It folds down completely and can be packed into the boot of a car, making trips much easier to endure. Follow a few simple procedures and you can fold the Luggie Scooter in a matter of minutes. Once you arrive at your destination the Luggie Scooter can be taken out of the boot and reassembled in next to no time.

Lightweight and comfortable

Sit on your Luggie Scooter for the first time and youll be amazed at just how comfortable the seat is. Optional handrests are available and you can adjust the height of the seat to find the riding position that is best for you.

The easy to manoeuvre Luggie Scooter is very simple to operate and youll soon master the controls. Folding or assembling the Luggie Scooter is a breeze and thanks to its lightweight design; lifting or wheeling the luggie mobility scooter is never going to be a problem.

Want a practical scooter thats reliable, looks great and it fabulous to live with on a day-to-day basis? Have a look at the new Luggie Scooter.

Fed up with paying for hire scooters on holiday?

You wont have to anymore with your new Luggie Scooter by your side.

Take your Luggie Scooter to the airport and you can book it through departures with the rest of your luggage. A Luggie Scooter folds flat and can be wheeled just like hand luggage; the only thing you have to do is to remove the small lithium battery which nestles securely into its own travel case.

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Friday, November 11, 2011

Robot Solutions to Improve Wheelchair Safety


Mobile Robot Solutions to Improve Wheelchair Safety

By Associated Press
Thursday, November 10, 2011

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Mobile Robot Solutions to Improve Wheelchair Safety
GeckoSystems International Corporation has announced that they have successfully completed Alpha testing of their new "collision proof" upgrade power wheelchairs. GeckoSystems is a leader in the emerging mobile robotics industry, dedicated to providing Mobile Robot Solutions for Safety, Security and ServiceT. "We are very pleased to have completed initial tests of our new 'collision proof' wheelchair prototype. We now have videos on our website that clearly demonstrate the enhanced safety features of a power wheelchair upgraded with GeckoSystems technology. You will see that the upgrade prevents dangerous collisions with both stationary and moving obstacles regardless of joystick position," remarked R. Martin Spencer, President/CEO, GeckoSystems.
The Need
There are approximately 2.2 million people in the United States alone that use a wheelchair for everyday activities. Of that 2.2 million 40% find it almost impossible to steer using controls now on the market. Industry sources estimate that the total world wheelchair market is approximately 3.5 million chairs per year. The personal mobility market in the U.S. is $1.2 billion annually.
Recent market research conducted by GeckoSystems has revealed that in addition to users who rely on power wheelchairs for daily mobility, there is a demand for the collision proof wheelchair in the professional market. Often, elderly residents of assisted care facilities and nursing homes will begin to have difficulty controlling a power wheelchair as their condition deteriorates. Together, a typical power wheelchair and its occupant weigh approximately 250-350 pounds. An out of control wheelchair can easily damage walls, furniture, or even endanger other patients or staff. The worst-case scenario is a poorly controlled wheelchair that results in traumatic physical damage to the resident or another person in the facility.
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When this situation arises, management must address this harsh reality quickly. Elderly residents are often required to suddenly relocate from a familiar care facility to a new facility capable of providing a higher level of care. The family is forced to deal with the emotional issues of the move (further loss of independence, dignity for their parents, spouse, etc.) and in addition there is often a dramatic increase in the monthly cost of providing care for their loved one. Installation of a "collision proof" upgrade before the damage is done would forestall forced relocation and the trauma and expense that go with it. The upgrade would pay for itself in two to three months. GeckoSystems believes this is a significant market critically in need of a solution.
The Technology
The software used to dramatically improve wheelchair safety is adapted from the suite of hardware and software solutions GeckoSystems has developed for their elder care and personal assistance robot, the CareBotT.  (Now that Alpha testing is completed, the CareBot is expected to go into Beta testing in 2012.)
Due to their success in retrofitting the initial prototype collision proof wheelchair, GeckoSystems recently received a second wheelchair from Imasen, the oldest wheelchair manufacturer in Japan. This second wheelchair will be used for additional R&D and eventual return to Japan for first hand evaluation.
"The release of the Microsoft KinectT depth camera and its cost advantage over traditional machine vision solutions has helped the company further reduce the projected cost of the upgrade kit. This will make improved safety more affordable for thousands who presently rely on a wheelchair for personal mobility," reflected Spencer.
GeckoSteerT is a new software and computer interface that was developed specifically for this application. It lies between the mechanical joystick and GeckoNavT, advanced automatic self-navigation software. GeckoSteer was needed to compensate for spasticity, tremor, and other involuntary movements associated with debilitating diseases that affect many wheelchair users.
It should be noted that GeckoSystems now has "proof of concept" for its proprietary suite of Mobile Robot Solutions for Safety, Security and ServiceT which may be migrated to mobile platforms (as in the wheelchair) that were not originally designed to be under AI software navigation control. Using GeckoSystems' technology, the company expects many other market opportunities to open up for them in both the domestic and international marketplaces. The sale of collision proof safety upgrades for wheelchairs represents "low hanging fruit" that is ideal for GeckoSystems' entry into the retail market because of the large numbers of power wheelchairs in use and the need for safety upgrades that is expected to lead to rapid adoption in the market.
The Future
"Now that we have a successful prototype of our 'collision proof' wheelchair upgrade kit, we will progress to visual design improvement and further cost reduction. We expect that technology-licensing revenues will precede revenues from product manufacturing and sales. We believe that our over 1300 stockholders will receive this news as confirmation of their wisdom in investing in GeckoSystems and be encouraged in their expectation of a satisfying return on their investment," concluded Spencer.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Users First Disability Movement support by www.frontlinemobility.com


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The Movement

The Users First Movement is all about supplying more choices as consumers and expressing our individual abilities. We’re not about settling for the status quo when it comes to our mobility, and neither should you. Start by joining the Users First Movement, you will  becoming an important part of a community of passionate activists. 

UsersFirst fights for people with disabilities to have access to mobility equipment that’s right for them, so they can live the lives they choose.

The Issue

People with a disability continue to be restricted to the incorrect mobility equipment by insurance company policies that don’t meet individual needs and reimbursement policies that limit medical equipment suppliers from offering equipment choice and service. This is increased by the public’s lack of understanding and awareness of the problem, as well as a lack of funding to solve it.


What We Fight For
UsersFirst fights for people with disabilities to have access to mobility equipment that’s right for them, so they can live the lives they choose.
People with disabilities nationwide are unable to live the lives they choose because their using “average” wheelchairs tailored to the needs of “average” wheelchair users. The problem is there’s no such thing as an average wheelchair user. We all have specific needs when it comes to our mobility.
Now’s the time we speak up as consumers!

It’s not just a wheelchair – It’s your livelihood.
As one of United Spinal Association’s newest programs, UsersFirst advocates for greater access to appropriate wheelchairs, mobility scooters and seating systems for people with disabilities.
UsersFirst rejects the one-size-fits-all perception of mobility equipment. We believe that the right wheelchairs, mobility scooters and seating systems are fundamental elements in maintaining the health, quality of life, and independence of people with disabilities.
The UsersFirst Movement gains momentum through United Spinal Association’s wide-range of programs and services; public policy initiatives; large peer support network and growing list of national chapters; highly visible web presence; and lifestyle and educational publications that reach hundreds of thousands of individuals with disabilities annually.


Our Commitment

UsersFirst is committed to helping people with disabilities obtain the right wheelchairs, mobility scooters and seating systems by:
• Nurturing self-advocacy. We provide valuable resources, insight and guidance to overcome all types of mobility issues––as well as effective outlets to voice opinions on topics not only impacting your quality of life, but choices as consumers.
• Improving access to funding. Finding the best funding options and sources available to fulfill your mobility equipment needs can be time-consuming and lead you down many dead end roads. We can guide you through the red tape.
• Taking the fight to Capitol Hill. We advocate in Washington, DC and bring the mobility concerns of our community to the attention of state legislators. We also raise awareness among wheelchair manufacturers, medical equipment suppliers, therapists and other consumer groups. Most importantly, we urge our supporters to get off the sidelines, share their experiences (good and bad), and play an active role in our efforts to spark changes in attitudes and policies.
• Improving access to proper evaluations. You can’t fight for your mobility needs if you don’t know what they are. That’s why it’s critical to have a trained assistive technology expert knowledgeable about various disabilities review your current wheelchair and seating equipment to determine whether or not it’s the best for you. We can help!
• Holding equipment dealers and manufacturers accountable in maintaining the highest standards in customer service and support. Have an unresolved issue with a warranty? Are you getting the cold shoulder in acquiring a replacement part or repair? We offer a helping hand to ensure the problem is resolved.


People with disabilities continue to be restricted to the wrong mobility equipment by insurance companies that don’t care about their individual needs and stakeholders within the industry that don’t offer the proper support.

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Things To Think About Before Purchasing an Electric Mobility Scooter

Things To Think About Before Purchasing an Electric Mobility Scooter

Following are some helpful questions they might ask before deciding.

1. Outdoors or indoors? If the primary use will be outdoors, one should be looking at a more solid model to deal with the rougher terrain. They will also be looking for those models offering greater speed and stability.

The concern for the indoor models will primarily be their maneuverability and turning capacity so a more compact type might be the best choice.

2. Dealing with steep hills and navigating curbs? If either of these issues are there for consideration, one should be looking for extra power. In most instances it will be a four wheel version that will best provide this.

3. Driving on roads? If this is the case, one must be aware of all local requirements in their community. In most cases the scooter must travel at least 8 mph and also be equipped with taillights and headlights.

4. Home restrictions? One must be aware of the width of all doors and gates and whether or not there will be stairs involved as well.

5. Comfort. Consideration of leg room required and any other support issues must be thought of prior to any final decision. One item that always seems to work well and is a popular choice is a seat that swivels.

6. Will it require to be transported? If a person travels often they will want to look for a model that either folds easily or can be quickly disassembled without the use of a lot of tools.

Mobility Scooters For Sale

There are many companies online that sell these types of products. As always, search around for the best prices on the particular models you are interested. Make sure to read any fine print for hidden costs. If you can’t afford a new one consider looking as used mobility scooters to save some money.

Electric Mobility Scooters

Electric Mobility Scooters

The good news for these people today however is the availability of mobility scooters which can truly help restore their freedom and ability to truly enjoy their lives again.

Definition Of One
Basically, a mobility scooter is a custom designed vehicle that affords an individual and some of their personal belongings the ability to move freely on it’s single seat.

These vehicles are equipped to work both outdoors and indoors. They do bear some similarities to motorized wheelchairs but one of the primary differences is that the person involved sits straight up in the middle of the scooter and steers it using handlebars.

Battery Powered
In almost all cases, the mobility scooter is powered by battery.

This makes it a simple process to recharge them usually by simply plugging them into a standard electric outlet.

Mobility Scooter Types


Typical electric mobility scooter.
There are a number of different types of electric mobility scooters available that are designed to be used in various situations.

Three Wheel Model
There is the three wheeled model mobility scooter featuring two wheels in the rear and one in the front.

These are designed so that the turning radius is a very small one. This type works so well in the home and other areas where the quarters are fairly tight to negotiate.

Because these models have only the one front wheel, the weight of the mobility scooter is not perfectly distributed between the rear and the front of it.

This causes a slight reduction in the stability they offer and in addition also affects the total amount of weight they will be able to comfortably support.

It should be noted that the reduced stability is not a major issue but it is true this type will be a bit more difficult dealing with outdoor terrain that is a bit rougher and harsher.

Four Wheel Model
On the four wheel mobility scooter model, because their is an even distribution of weight from rear to front, the base is even a more stable one. Of course this allows them to support greater weight and also makes them the preferred choice for outdoor use.

Heavy Duty
Heavy duty scooters designed primarily for outdoor use will usually be the four wheel model style.

There are however three wheel models with improved suspensions that can also meet these needs.

It should be noted that the four wheel model is slightly heavier than the three wheel type and has a radius turn that is larger. This can make the ability to move well in quarters which are tight a bit more demanding.

It is very important that the person considering which type scooter to purchase that will be best for them take the time and put in the effort to gather all information possible prior to making their final choice.

Professor X’s Steampunk Wheelchair

Professor X’s Steampunk Wheelchair
http://blog.amsvans.com/3533-professor-xs-steampunk-wheelchair/


posted on Jun 06 by Amelia in the Disability News, Fun, Technology, Wheelchair Technology category


Professor Charles Xavier, the brain and leader behind the popular X-Men comic book heroes, had a wheelchair that didn’t do very much when it was first conceived, but later became a hovering, futuristic device. Daniel Valdez took that a step further by imagining what Professor X’s wheelchair would look like in a steampunk universe, and he made that idea a reality.

Steampunk is a sub-genre of science fiction and speculative fiction, frequently featuring elements of fantasy that came into prominence in the 1980s and early 1990s. The term denotes works set in an era or world where steam power is still widely used — usually the 19th century, and often Victorian era England — but with prominent elements of either science fiction or fantasy, such as fictional technological inventions like those found in the works of H. G. Wells, or real technological developments like the computer occurring at an earlier date.



Valdez says he views his Professor Xavier’s Steampunk Wheelchair as an art project inspired by the idea of Professor X’s character, because he is “mysterious, comforting and interacts with his followers in a distinct way.” His creation has been featured in numerous magazines and websites for its innovative design and concept. While these features tend to focus on the on-board control panel itself, rather than the exquisite brass detailing on the corners of the control box or the beautiful metal work over the front tires, it goes without saying that this wheelchair is nothing short of amazing.



To create a steampunk version of Professor X’s wheelchair, Valdez took a late 19th-century rocking chair, reupholstered it in crushed red velvet, and attached it to a a typical four-wheel, power wheelchair base. Every detail was modified and decorated with objects such as pistons from a 1930s ironworks. The front wheels are covered in wicker to complement the Victorian style of the chair and control panel, which was modeled after the movies The Time Machine and Wild Wild West, and made from beautifully varnished wood with brass, antique-style levers to control the steering, speed, battery, ignition, volume, and pumps.



A custom audio system was put into the chair, including speakers and a sub-woofer that emit different sounds depending on whether the chair is starting, idling, turning, braking, and so forth. There is also a multicolor battery indicator and a working smokestack, complete with crown shaped topper on a pipe coming out of the back, giving the illusion that the chair is steam-powered. Additionally, no steampunk vehicle would be complete without a drink dispensary filled with a vodka-cranberry mix encased in four bubbling tubes, keeping the alcoholic concoction perfectly mixed, and attached to the back of the wheelchair with an accessible tap at the front, with an ice tank to keep it cold.



Valdez is often asked if he needs the wheelchair to get around, and the answer is no. “I get asked that a lot by many people and I hope that fact doesn’t offend anyone. I’m fascinated by motorized wheelchairs, always have been,” explains Valdez. “Whenever I’ve shown this, I’ve perked the interest of many people who do need a wheelchair, and I hope it has inspired them to seek out modifications of their own to individualize themselves.”



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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

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Frontline Mobility carries a full selection of patient lifts, both manual and battery-powered. We also offer a comprehensive variety of slings, although we only show the most basic and popular slings on our website. If your patient sling needs are more specific, please give us a call at 1-877-655-1181 for help selecting the best sling to meet your needs.

Manual Patient Lifts - These lifts are manual and completely operated by the caregiver. They have hydraulic assists, lessening the weight that the caregiver has to move. These lifts are appropriate when cost is a significant factor, the situation doesn't allow easy access to a power source, or if the patient lift is used for transferring the patient from one room to another.

Power Patient Lifts - These patient lifts are powered either through a standard electrical outlet or by a re-chargeable battery. The lifting is completely controlled through a hand control, eliminating any physical exertion by the caregiver. Power patient lifts also allow the patient to operate some functions independently, as well. All of these models have manual back-up in case of power failure.

Patient Lift Accessories - Don't forget to get a sling for your lift. These are sold separately because there are a wide variety of slings to meet all transfer needs. Contact customer service if you require a specialty sling...we carry the full lines of patient lift slings from Invacare and Drive Medical.

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A wheelchair is a quite a hefty investment. Every aspect of a wheelchair must be thought out, from making sure the wheelchair is a good fit and is comfortable for its user to determining what features are required. Wheelchair has become more common with the rise in the average person’s life expectancy.

Types

The two most common types of wheelchairs are manual and power wheelchairs. Manual wheelchairs are significantly lighter and are moved by the user either pushing the wheels manually with their hands or with the aid from another pushing the wheelchair. Most of these wheelchairs are foldable for easy transport into a vehicle. Power Chairs are for people requiring more help. They move with a joystick. Power wheelchairs are motorized by a battery that will have to be charged every couple of days.
Categories

There are numerous kinds of wheelchairs. Some wheelchairs have seats that rise, recline or even tilt upward. There are also wheelchairs that are used for special circumstances such as shower wheelchairs, beach wheelchairs and wheelchairs designed for specific sports.
Purchasing

You can more easily self pay or insurance might cover a fraction of the cost. For a manual wheelchair, your doctor must state that the proposed user requires the wheelchair for use inside the home and outside the home. For power chairs, the doctor must state that the proposed user does not have the upper body strength it takes to utilize a manual wheelchair and requires a wheelchair for daily life. This procedure does not move quickly. It will take weeks or sometimes even months before the client receives the wheelchair. In the majority of cases, Medicare or private health insurance will pay 50 percent to 80 percent of the cost of the wheelchair.
Children

Nearly all disabled young children utilize a manual wheelchair until it is thought that they can correctly and responsibly manage a power chair. Nearly all insurance companies will not supply a new wheelchair until at the very least five years pass since the previous one was purchased.
Cost

According to online resources, a manual wheelchair’s cost from $500 to upwards of $5,000, with a typical cost of about $2,000 to $3,000. The cost of a power wheelchair generally runs from $1,600 to $7,500, though the cost can be significantly greater with each additional custom feature. There are several various types of chairs that come in a variety of colors and designs to match each individual’s personality.

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