Electric wheelchairs generally consist of a motor, battery, control system, wheels, seat, armrests, footstool and other parts.
Among them, the motor is the core component that drives the wheelchair, the battery provides power support, and the control system is responsible for receiving commands and controlling the movement of the wheelchair. The wheels, seat, armrests and footstool together form the space where the wheelchair is used, ensuring comfort and safety for the user.
Functional features
Intelligent control: the electric wheelchair is equipped with an intelligent control device that allows the user to control the direction and speed of the wheelchair by means of a joystick, head control or blowing and sucking system to achieve precise control.
Multiple driving modes: In addition to basic driving functions, some electric wheelchairs are equipped with multiple driving modes, such as standing and reclining, to meet the needs of different users.
High safety performance: electric wheelchairs are equipped with safety devices such as brakes and seat belts to ensure stability and safety during driving. Meanwhile, some high-end electric wheelchairs are also equipped with intelligent obstacle avoidance and anti-tip-over functions, further enhancing the safety of use.
Good comfort: The seats and armrests of electric wheelchairs are ergonomically designed to ensure the comfort of long-distance riding. At the same time, some electric wheelchairs are also equipped with shock absorption systems and breathable cushions and other configurations to enhance the riding experience.