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Amazing initiative to build varanasi sustainable and 😊

Great inspiring stories

Why is this initiative only looking at disabled people with lower limbs disabilities? I have athetoid cerebral palsy,, and operate my electric wheelchair with my chin. The wheelchair that I have is an OttoBock Jovi 4 or 5. The last one that I had, which lasted for 12 years was so much better than the current one. Originally I was issued with a Sunrise Quickie. I have a chin control that I can move out of the way electronically, when I need to. I’d had my Sunrise Quickie less than 3 months when the entire electronic arm literally fell off. It was then discovered that the entire arm was only held in place by one tiny screw. The wheelchair service gave me the choice of trying to have it repaired or getting me another OttoBock chair. The wheelchair service agreed and supported my decision to have another OttoBock chair. But the new 1 has proved very disappointing. Wires are hanging and get broken regularly, it’s supposed to have latch control, but OttoBock have said that I have too many other things on the chair for it to work (the only extra that is on it is the Bluetooth, that enables me to operate my mobile from it. When I had the demo the rep brought to my attention the lights, which are held in place by magnets, but they are always falling off and getting broken: the magnets need to be much stronger. I’m feeling pretty frustrated about my wheelchair at the moment, and I know the people at Southend wheelchair service feel the same. So when I saw your article, I thought, at long last, someone is really going to design an electric wheelchair that is fit for purpose. You can imagine my disappointment when I heard that it was only for people with lower limbs disabilities Please, please Martin,could you push this to include people who have more complex needs when it comes to wheelchairs. Many thanks. PS If you need more information about my wheelchair,my email is lsargant1@sky.com. PPS watching your video reminded me of train travelling in my childhood. I used to go in the guards van, and often had to be wheeled across the railway track. I used to have nightmares about it,

Inspired.💚

Any update on this wheelchair?

Awesome!

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Chchcy

This is amazing!

Wonderful ❤️

Excelent waooooo buenísimo

Will this have electric assist to move you and slow you down, as well?

Is this the last known video featuring the brilliant perspectives of August de los Reyes?

Great video guys, Toyota vehicals are ultra reliable, this 'step' toward the exoskeleton field looks very promising. Is the Toyota Mobility Foundation actively looking for people ?

These are brilliant! These projects have the ability to change lives... I need to get my hands on a couple of these...

Felicitaciones!!!!!!!!!

good!

Yeah !!!!

Muito bom pessoal

Make the wheelchair have 4 deployable "legs" that would extend more on the back when going on a scalator to keep the chair leveled

My next car is going to be a Toyota "never realise they did this for disabled,are they over here in England,anyone out there no??

So proud to know my son Gylbert was a part of this project! I can’t wait to see all the amazing, life changing ideas to come! I hope this opens the eyes to everyone around that change is needed!