Revolutionary Ibot Wheelchair: Enhancing Mobility and Connection

The Ibot is a versatile wheelchair that maintains balance on four wheels, can handle curbs, and has a stand mode for eye-level interaction. It offers psychological benefits, especially for users like Keith Pritchard with multiple sclerosis. The Ibot can climb stairs but requires users to hold a rail. Not suitable for all, it demands a two-day training course. In Britain, 12 users have been trained. Dean Carmen designed the Ibot for stair climbing and to enable eye-level conversations, addressing user desires.

How many people have been trained to use the Ibot in Britain so far?

Who is Dean Carmen and what was his motivation for creating the Ibot?