Chairiot Mobility Inc. was founded with the goal of delivering revolutionary products that have the power to change the lives of the disabled by giving them the freedom to go to work, to school, to entertainment and to health care without dependence on family, friends or public transportation. One of our first vehicles is the Chairiot solo - an affordable car for the wheelchair user.
I’m thinking that it could have a couple of passenger seats in the back, which fold out from the sides once the driver is in position. Possibly a seat alongside the driver to accommodate a child seat? As they said, I’ll stay tuned…
How would you get your groceries in and if you want one or more people it would not work. Great idea just not practical just yet, keep working on this concept is a great idea it just needs to be tweeked a bit for practical use.
If I wanted to sell a car I'd make it real easy for people to find me and contact me. That doesn't seem to be the case with either the kenguru or The Chairiot.
Needs a bit more room for groceries, maybe a bit longer and have a front trunk for those of us that don’t need a passenger but want to carry groceries.
Both steering and braking in the Chairiot are implemented through mechanical linkages. Enabling joystick control would require thousands of dollars in additional motors or actuators, electronics and software.
@@ontheroadwithralph1530 the problem in my case is I use a power wheelchair because i have Left side hemiplegia. my left leg and left arm are paralysed. My other two limbs are fine. Since i cant use one of my arms. that type of throttle is useless to me and i can't use a regular vehicle because where would i put my 300 pound wheelchair?
but where would I put my assistance dog, who is literally with me 24/7 because he does medical alerts and light mobility and PTSD work. like how is he supposed to fit in there? he's a giant breed, and a lot of us wheelchair users have a service dog that is at least as big as a lab. mine is just a smidge bigger than a Great Dane. so where would he go, because otherwise this little vehicle looks great for in town use.
