New mobility device invented

Posted - December 2019 in Living with HSP - Management & Treatment News

Designed to replace both walker and wheelchair

Zeen is a new device designed to combine the functions of both walker and wheelchair, and extend the capability of each whilst overcoming some of their most serious limitations.

The inventors say that the device allows you to perform household activities such as cooking and cleaning whilst muscular, circulatory and cardiac health is supported (rather than reduced as it can be using a wheelchair).

They claim that you can rise up and sit down effortlessly and transition to walking or coasting easily and smoothly, with no risk of falling. If you are determined to stay upright as long as possible and maintain some ability to walk, the inventors say this device is for you.

The lifting technology allows the user to ‘float’ an adjustable percentage of your body weight, making it easy to stand from sitting.

Check out the video that is highly informative as well as entertaining.

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Comments on this story

anne posted at 11:30 pm on 1 December 2019Reply

OMG I could not stop watching the clip, it brought tears my eyes , I am wheelchair bound, I can not put into words what it would mean to be able to do even a fraction of moving about my kitchen ,or my house.

Can you tell me if it will be for sale in Australia and the cost.????

I am trying to type though my tears I cannot express the how much adoration for these guys . And they are not even disabled, BRILLIANT

Anne
Karen posted at 3:16 am on 11 December 2019Reply

Anne, I’m excited about the Zeen too! I found this information on their website:

Beta versions of the ‘Residential’ Zeen may be available on a limited basis by late 2019, and Lightweight Folding models may soon follow — initially, direct from our new factory in West Chester, PA, and eventually from dealers around the world.

Also on their website is a place to sign up to get more email information as things progress. Click on the “Learn More” above.

Karen