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Can you imagine driving inside the office?
- With state-of-the-art technology, the Uni-One chair provides "hands-free" mobility, which can be steered with body movement.
By: SiiLA News
12/26/2022 Honda, one of the world's largest car and motorcycle manufacturers, has developed an intelligent and motorized chair for offices or trips. With state-of-the-art technology, the Uni-One chair provides "hands-free" mobility, which can be steered with body movement. Whoever is in charge of the chair can tilts the trunk in the desired direction or use a joystick.
The novelty can solve mobility in large offices, warehouses, and shopping malls. Not to mention the possibility of using it for people with disabilities, as the chair has Honda technology for balance control and intelligent mechanisms.
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