[AZ EV Driver]

Is this an office chair with two flashlights strapped to it? Or is there more here?

Watch the video! I want one to terrorize the Senior Center while playing Hip-Hop music at full volume!

 

[AZ EV Driver]

My policy is I don't watch videos.

I also don't watch many videos, especially when integrated in news articles. I would rather read the narritive so that I can reread sections to let the words sink in. But you can't know what you are missing here with a very entertaining and educational posting. The chair has features that show the creativity of the makers which mirror many features found in the ID.4. It says a lot about the concepts which could be integrated in wheelchairs for the handicapped.

It reminds me of an educational exercise that my company used to present to automotive accident investigators. The ground work would be laid presenting the traffic setup, and the final positions of the vehicles involved. Lots of physics was applied to written reports and measurements to describe what likely happened. Then we would show them a video of the actual impact which was conducted at our test facility. The video usually revealed that the analysis was logical up to a certain point, then unexpected events would happen to throw out nearly all the conclusions. The point being you can't know how everything happened given the before and after conditions. There are so many times in today's world that a serveillance video can shed light on reality. Cell phone videos are changing the world, and you can't watch a sporting event without slowmotion review of plays changing the outcome of games.