Trends in Mechanical Engineering & Technology

Stair Climbing Wheelchair

  1. Tony Mathew
  2. Jayaraj J
  3. Joel Jaimon
  4. Kiran E.P.
  5. Vidhukrishnan U.

Abstract

The wheelchair is an invention that has revolutionized the lives of people with disabilities, enabling them to move around independently and with greater ease. However, certain activities such as climbing stairs and working at heights have remained a challenge for people with disabilities, forcing them to rely on others for assistance. The solution to this problem has been the development of wheelchairs with elaborate sensors and gyroscopes that can perform complex tasks and help users navigate various terrains. While these advanced wheelchairs are effective, they can come with a hefty price tag, making them inaccessible for many people with disabilities who are on a low budget. As a result, there has been a growing demand for more affordable and accessible equipment that can still provide users with the same level of safety, convenience, and functionality. In response to this need, our team has developed a cost-effective, and portable wheelchair that is powered by electric energy. Our design is driven by the goal of providing users with a wheelchair that is not only affordable but also reliable and easy to use. Our wheelchair comes equipped with advanced features that enable users to perform different activities independently, such as ascending and descending stairs, getting to a height without external support, and traversing all kinds of terrain. This design has been created with safety and convenience as our top priorities, making it an ideal solution for people with disabilities who want a wheelchair that is easy to use, cost-effective, and functional. With our innovative design, we hope to empower people with disabilities to live more independently, allowing them to move around freely without any limitations or restrictions. By providing a more affordable and accessible solution for people with disabilities, we aim to enhance their mobility, independence, and overall quality of life.

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