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Jake Eadie's elevating wheelchair designs

By Rain Noe - June 23, 2009

in Object Culture

Melbourne ID student Jake Eadie's electric wheelchair designs are meant to switch between two modes: Sitting and standing, the latter to "[Challenge] able-bodied people's perceptions of wheelchair users."

The designs were done as part of Eadie's final-year project. Check out the rest of his book on Coroflot.

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