Conventional wheelchair design has always struggled to cultivate its market with any real aesthetic augmented value. Worryingly, wheelchairs share a disappointing similarity with regards to appearance, with very limited variation to its intended market. It would seem that wheelchairs are designed for their functional purposes, discounting any aesthetic importance; emphasising the fact that wheelchairs are merely a necessity instead of a desirable item for the individuals that use them.
Mϋto is a transportable self-propelled wheelchair that offers the user an elegant future alternative to the mundane design of a conventional wheelchair. The purpose of this product is to alter and change attitudes to the way people perceive wheelchair design by putting a greater emphasis on aesthetics as well as functionality and comfort. In turn, it aims to give more to value to the individual than just a means of transport.
The wheelchair frame is made from a lightweight aluminium that not only appears sleek and streamline when unfolded but has been engineered to safely accommodate loads up to an impressive 130kg. The wheelchair has also been designed to ensure a quick and effective disassembly by allowing the wheels to be removed and the structure to be folded effortlessly. Small and lightweight when in its folded state, it becomes perfect for transportation purposes.
Ergonomically designed to integrate high levels of excellence and comfort, it is unquestionably a new generation of wheelchair design.
