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E-Wheelchair Simulation

E-Wheelchair Simulation

location_on Central ,  Switzerland

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Short Summary

Our simulation enables people with spinal cord injuries to safely train with their own powered-wheelchair controls in a virtual environment, improving confidence, safety, and assessment outcomes for therapists and insurers.

Highlights

  • Validated prototype tested at Swiss Paraplegic Center Nottwil
  • Huge insurer cost-saving potential in a high-value niche
  • Scalable SaaS model with strong social and economic impact
  • First hardware-authentic powered wheelchair simulation
  • Seeking investor support to access OEMs and SUVA/IV

Overview

Target £175,000
Minimum £45,000
Investment Raised £0
Previous Rounds £0
Stage Pre-Startup/R&D
Investor Role Monthly Involvement

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