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Firebreathing electric wheelchair - the answer to a question nobody asked

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/odd_stuff/Firebreathing_Electric_Wheelchair'; Just when you think you've seen it all... Here is an electric vehicle which was built using golf cart parts. The contraption is said to be capable of twenty-two miles per hour. Doesn't sound all that impressive, huh? Read on. According to its maker, the seat comes from a Marine rescue helicopter, which is kinda cool, and it's capable of operation on just about any terrain. We're not really sure what it means when the machine is described as having "several forms of ... Read more →

High technology provides solutions for paraplegics Jeremy Korzeniewski

Click on the image for more shots of the Future Chair wheelchairs While many engineers are looking towards carbon fiber as a way to lighten up our automobiles, with very good reason, others are using ...

Videos: Toyota's MR, Segway wheelchair Lascelles Linton

After the violin-playing robot in the video above, we get a look at Toyota's Mobility Robot (or MR), which we told you about yesterday. MR reminds me a lot of Toyota's I-Real, which was on display ...

Firebreathing electric wheelchair - the answer to a question nobody asked 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/odd_stuff/Firebreathing_Electric_Wheelchair'; Just when you think you've seen it all... Here is an electric vehicle which was built using golf cart parts. The contraption is said to be capable of twenty-two miles per hour. Doesn't sound all that impressive, huh? Read ...

High technology provides solutions for paraplegics 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Click on the image for more shots of the Future Chair wheelchairs While many engineers are looking towards carbon fiber as a way to lighten up our automobiles, with very good reason, others are using the lightweight composite material in human-powered vehicles, like bicycles and... wheelchairs. Not ...

Videos: Toyota's MR, Segway wheelchair 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

After the violin-playing robot in the video above, we get a look at Toyota's Mobility Robot (or MR), which we told you about yesterday. MR reminds me a lot of Toyota's I-Real, which was on display at the Tokyo Auto Show and seemed very close to production. There are a handful of a good designs for ...


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