ProjectX

One platform. Every barrier.

Today a normal day can take a wheelchair, help on the stairs and an adapted vehicle, plus a caregiver to switch between them. ProjectX is being designed to replace that patchwork with one integrated device.

Four modes, one device

MODE 1ClimbStairs, so homes and venues stop being off-limits
MODE 2StandEye level for conversations, counters and shelves
MODE 3TerrainGrass, gravel, trails and sand
MODE 4TravelGoes along in your vehicle

Inside the prototype

Teasers from the build

CAD render of a ProjectX motor assembly
CAD · motor
3D-printed prototype arm
Printed · arm
3D-printed prototype bracket
Printed · bracket
3D-printed prototype ring held in hand
Printed · ring
CAD render of a ProjectX actuator
CAD · actuator
3D-printed prototype fork
Printed · fork
Blue 3D-printed prototype link
Printed · link
3D-printed prototype arm, second version
Printed · v2
CAD render of a ProjectX drive mechanism
CAD · drive
3D-printed prototype housing
Printed · housing
CAD render of a ProjectX motor and frame
CAD · motor + frame
CAD render of a ProjectX lift actuator
CAD · lift
CAD render of ProjectX suspension
CAD · suspension
CAD detail of a ProjectX joint
CAD · joint

Prototype parts and CAD. Final design will change.

Designed with users

Built from 65+ conversations

Every feature traces back to interviews with users, caregivers and clinicians. Getting through stairs, rough terrain and travel came up again and again as the biggest unmet needs.

Questions we hear a lot

When will it be available?

We're building and testing the functional prototype now. Early-access members hear first about user testing and pilot units.

How much will it cost?

We'll share pricing closer to launch.

Is it a medical device?

We're working through the regulatory pathway as part of development.

Can I try it?

Join the early-access list. We'll invite members to user testing as soon as it starts.