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The {{WP|Whirlwind wheelchair}} is designed for poor users and communities with limited resources. | The {{WP|Whirlwind wheelchair}} is designed for poor users and communities with limited resources. | ||
{{WP|Ralph Hotchkiss}}, the designer of the Whirlwind, teaches an excellent class at {{WP|San Francisco State University}} that involves students in the design process and teaches the use of basic metal shop equipment. | |||
The {{WP|iBot}} is a revolutionary wheelchair design, but very expensive (around US$26,000). | The {{WP|iBot}} is a revolutionary wheelchair design, but very expensive (around US$26,000). | ||
Revision as of 14:01, 30 June 2007
The W is designed for poor users and communities with limited resources.
W, the designer of the Whirlwind, teaches an excellent class at W that involves students in the design process and teaches the use of basic metal shop equipment.
The W is a revolutionary wheelchair design, but very expensive (around US$26,000).