As technology develops, new crutches emerge one after another. nextofkin creations has developed and designed a smart crutch called Stride Senze. It is positioned to provide advanced equipment for the elderly and people with limited mobility. There is a spherical wheel underneath that can rotate, just like a one-wheel balance car. The equipment can use single support mode or walking mode, two models All use self-balancing technology to keep the device upright and ready for use. It is also equipped with cameras and various sensors, and an artificial intelligence robot is integrated at the bottom. Some behaviors can be learned based on the user. The concept element is based on Samsung's ballie (pronounced ball-e), a rolling personal assistant that responds to the user's needs. This includes scanning the environment and alerting the user of potential hazards. The device is also equipped with multiple sensors. It can detect if a user falls and then prompt the crane to send an alert to social services for family members.
The smart handle can detect the user's hand strength and walking posture in real time, and adjust the center of gravity automatically to move accordingly. People who don't need crutches work hard and actually take the load off their hands. In addition, it can automatically detect the surrounding environment to help you avoid obstacles and protect your safety. The height can be adjusted automatically, when you sit down, it shortens, and when you stand up, it will stand up. Really intelligent design to meet the needs of the elderly with limited mobility. There is also an alarm function to prevent accidental falls. It will send the information to the family members as soon as possible or call 120 directly. The two combine to form a walker. Just like a balance car, it is safer for the elderly to walk with it.
