Be it a physical disorder or visual, life just become difficult for the challenged, and if a person is suffering from both disparities, life is no better than a hell for the impaired. Making life a little easier for the people suffering from both physical and visual disorders, Brazilian designer Marvin Fortes has come up with a motorized wheelchair dubbed the “GO” that helps the disabled move safely and comfortably through small and long distances without the need of an assistant.
Featuring a GPS system and location sensors to reach the destination safely, the power wheelchair can be controlled both manually and with voice commands, so both the physically and visually challenged people could use it with ease. Though, we don’t have much technical info of the product, but the motorized wheelchair runs on batteries, possibly rechargeable, to allow a quick and safe.
[Cheers Marvin]
