All Entries in the "Wheelchair Weird" Category
Getting Mowed Down In A Manual Wheelchair
A little power for your manual wheelchair is not a bad thing when needed but not at the risk of getting mowed down.
Solar Powered Wheelchair Sets Guinness Record
Solar power, lots of sun, and a powerhouse sponsor move this wheelchair across the sands to a Guinness World Record.
Solar powered wheelchairs are not a new idea. Rather it’s a concept in progress whose day may not be far off. The power wheelchair in the image was developed by
Bamboo Wheelchair May Keep Hands Off Travelers
The somewhat embarrassing practice of patting down wheeled air travelers may be coming to an end.
A wheelchair made of 90% bamboo materials is aimed at reducing the occurrences of metal triggered pat downs of wheelchair users.
A Minigun On A Wheelchair?

What would motivate someone to mount a minigun and ammo can on a wheelchair?
Beats me. I found this image while wandering around the web in search of less threatening information.
Wheelchair Wheels Dynamic Digital Fun
Here’s a fun item that will turn your manual wheelchair into an eye popping display of dynamic digital design.
Hokey Spokes are computerized blades that you insert onto your wheelchair spokes. As you roll, the inertia activates an onboard computer that creates great colors, designs, and text.
Wheelchair Spinners Go Beyond Independence

What’s next after independence? What is it all about after you have that wheelchair just right and rolling like you want it to? Fun of course!
Making a statement, giving your wheels some personality, or just plain pimping out your chair with some eye candy. Beyond Independence has a really cool product that does just that.
What Do You Think Of Folding Wheelchair Wheels
An interesting wheelchair enhancement being worked on by the prestigious Royal College of Art in the UK. Folding wheelchair wheels that help make a wheelchair more transportable.
They are presently looking for input from wheelchair users. Hey, this is your chance to get your two cents in. How often can you say that you worked on a project with the Royal College of Art?



