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S T R I D E N AT U R A L , T H E WAY WA L K I N G S H O U L D B E

S T R I D E Current walker turning radius is large Wheeled walkers tend to roll away Users tend to develop a bad walking posture N E E D I D E A M O C K U P M A R K E T F U T U R E

S T R I D E Wheel configuration allows for tighter turning radius Intuitive reverse braking system Adjustable ergonomic design promotes good posture N E E D I D E A M O C K U P M A R K E T F U T U R E

S T R I D E Braking Maneuverability Rigidity and ability to prevent Ability to turn corners and falls. handle obstacles. N E E D I D E A M O C K U P M A R K E T F U T U R E

S T R I D E Braking Concern Can we create an intuitive and reliable reverse braking system? Conclusion Using force or IR sensors we are able to activate solenoids and prevent the Rigidity and ability to prevent walker from moving falls. N E E D I D E A M O C K U P M A R K E T F U T U R E

S T R I D E Braking Maneuverability Rigidity and ability to prevent Ability to turn corners and falls. handle obstacles. N E E D I D E A M O C K U P M A R K E T F U T U R E

S T R I D E Maneuverability Concern Can we create a wheel configuration which will allow for a tight turning radius? Conclusion Standard rear wheels and front casters allow for the best Ability to turn corners and maneuverability handle obstacles. N E E D I D E A M O C K U P M A R K E T F U T U R E

S T R I D E Market 5.4 million people User Purchaser Tester Seniors Local Patients Disabled seniors Caretakers Price $150 N E E D I D E A M O C K U P M A R K E T F U T U R E

S T R I D E Integration of subsystems into full model N E X T Determining form which will best promote good posture N E E D I D E A M O C K U P M A R K E T F U T U R E

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