AHFE Open AccessAnalysis of Ride Comfort on the Stairs Climbing Wheelchair
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Authors: Grzegorz Dobrzyński, Włodzimierz Choromański, Iwona Grabarek
Abstract
The paper presents an issue from the field of disabled people transport - analysis of ride comfort on the stairs climbing wheelchair. These studies were carried out in a simulation environment, and on a model prototype in the laboratory. The study was conducted for the author's design of a stairs climbing wheelchair and a wheelchair which is available in the commercial offer.
Keywords: Wheelchair, Ride Comfort, Simulation Research, Multi-Body Simulation (MBS), CAD
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe100674
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