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MemberWe have these in Tokyo (which is where Whill is from), neat to see them spreading to other countries!
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Schiphol Airport Introduces Self-Driving Wheelchairs for Travelers with Reduced Mobility
Schiphol Airport launches self-driving wheelchairs, offering travelers with reduced mobility a more independent and seamless experience to reach their gates.
Mario and Carlos2 Comments-
How fast do they go? And, how quick can they react if there’s a sudden obstacle?
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VERY cool but… no thanks!
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So basically hang gliding with a wheelchair adds tripod wheeled landing gear. Hmmm… landing with a prosthetic leg would be more risky. The socket would get jammed against the stump hard.
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I’m visiting Mt Fuji today, anyone else traveling this weekend?
Reply to Taking the train to Kawaguchiko in a wheelchair
I ended up taking Fuji Excursion from Shinjuku to Kawaguchiko. Accessible seat and toilet.
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