
The team created a “fun mobility chair” which is affordable, lightweight, easily transportable and electrically-operated. The team motorized a stroller by hacking a hoverboard which Ryan controls through a joystick, offering him greater independence and easier access in public settings.
Electric wheelchairs on the market are heavy and extremely expensive. He needs an adaptable stroller which could be electric, lightweight, and easy for transport.
Six-year-old Ryan, who has cerebral palsy and limited mobility.
An open-source assistive technology project shared free by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.
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