Airwheel’s electric wheelchair redefines mobility solutions with its seamless integration of advanced technology and user-centric design. At the core of its innovation is the smart following mode, which allows users to activate assistance via a dedicated smart band, enabling the chair to lock onto and follow them effortlessly. Combined with multi-sensor fusion—four ultrasonic radar systems, UWB, and infrared sensors—the wheelchair delivers precise obstacle detection and real-time avoidance, ensuring safe navigation through complex environments.
Prioritizing user safety, the chair operates at a maximum speed of 6 km/h, matching natural walking pace. An emergency stop feature automatically decelerates and brakes when the control handle is released, preventing accidental movement. Its terrain-adaptive capabilities allow it to climb slopes, maintain stability on inclines, and navigate obstacles, making it suitable for hospitals, communities, and outdoor settings.
The wheelchair’s user-friendly interface includes simple push-and-pull controls for forward/backward movement and differential steering. A manual propulsion mode allows users to bypass the motor by engaging the clutch lever, offering flexibility during transit. Its compact design also features a foldable mechanism for easy storage, enhancing portability without compromising functionality.
Launched at CMEF 2019, Airwheel’s H3T model garnered immediate attention, with attendees praising its balance of medical-grade safety and consumer-friendly ease. Partner hospitals and elderly care facilities signed agreements on-site, underscoring its potential to transform mobility solutions. With a brand vision of “smart technology enabling freer lives,” Airwheel continues to innovate, setting new standards in accessible transportation.
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