Personal mobility products we love

10 May

Centaur personal vehicle

Designed by design director Paul Campbell (previously chief designer at Ford) in response to Centaur Robotic’s founder David Rajan’s quest for a functional, aesthetically pleasing wheelchair for his son. The Centaur features a lifting column so it can be lowered to fit under a table or raised to reach a higher shelf.

Available for pre-order here.

Scooter For Life

Designed by PriestmanGoode for the Design Museum’s New Old exhibition in 2017, the Scooter for Life was conceived to be used on short journeys, to be taken on public transport, to store groceries, to fold down and to be easily manoeuvred in and out of a flat or house.

Let’s Go Out rollator by Trust Care

Weighing only 6.4kg and easy to fold, the Lets Go Out rollator is good-looking and highly functional.

Nino Robotics self-balancing wheelchair

Segway-inspired personal vehicle which can be used indoors or outside.

We saw it at Rehacare in Dusseldorf in 2018.. but it looks like they’ve gone out of business (despite investment from Renault Groupe). Pity, it was very cool.