So, this isn't mainly for disabled people, I take it?
Ogo, a new take on personal transportation
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#13One thing I noticed about the video introduction is the speaker is explicitly talking to the viewer as if he or she is not the target audience, e.g. "while you and I may take this for granted ..." and "the disabled are exactly the same as you and me ..."
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#15I actually saw a disabled guy driving some sort of Segway but with a chair. That seemed more practical and useful compared to this. This was in Rome which isn't known for its nicely paved streets.
I remember Michael Kaplan (a Microsoft guy, regularly linked from the old new things/Chen for character set/encoding/unicode stuff) praising his iBot in quite some posts.
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#16That will work for people whose core muscles work, and don't flop or twitch. Which is not everybody. But still a nifty thing.
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#17Also, is this how New Zealand accent sounds like?
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#18So, this isn't mainly for disabled people, I take it?
I suppose obesity could be considered a handicap.
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#19https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=wall-e+hover+chairs&tbm=is...
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#20Oh god, reminds me of the Wall-E hover chairs used by the humans who have basically ceased moving... https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=wall-e+hover+chairs&tbm=is...