The 'NeoStand' promises the users the freedom to sit for prolonged hours and stand comfortably when needed, reducing the risk of secondary health complications.
NeoStand, the indigenously developed electric standing, enables a physically challenged people to stand and perform their work. (PIB)
Scientists at the IIT-Madras have developed NeoStand, an indigenously developed electric standing wheelchair. Available for ₹89,990, it promises the users the freedom to sit for prolonged hours and stand comfortably when needed reducing the risk of secondary health complications. Its compactness ensures easy manoeuverability through tight spaces, enhancing accessibility. Bengaluru-headquartered Tata Elxi sponsored the project under its CSR initiative.