I wonder if blind people would perceive this as beautiful, or if the same thing might be beautiful to the eye but not to the touch.

Without this invention his talents and experience would be useless.

Aww. That is so great! You really should see this more often, as disabled kids cannot do so many funny things anyway.

These posts are making me really happy.

Such fake bus stops are a rather common feature at care facilities in Germany.

This wheelchair was here at Bored Panda 3 weeks ago. https://www.boredpanda.com/man-created-off-road-wheelchair-for-girlfriend-jerryrigeverything/

I didn' t know that this exists...

In uk we have sensors so the lights only change when the road is clear

Cute

That's actually useful for many people without Arthritis. Old people often lack the physical strength to properly handle a kettle.

...why do I not see this everywhere??? this is sooo smart!

This makes so much more sense than the long pull cord hanging from the ceiling.

Great idea, and helpful for those struggling to walk on sloped sand as well.

... I miss a helmet...

Wish all children in schools had access to this kind of assistive technology.

that's so cool

Equal opportunity frustration. :)

I should get one for my Nan

I love all the colors as well as the chair!

This is so easy to do, all beaches should do it really.

I'm worried about the center of gravity on this device!

it's really the small things that an able-bodied person wouldn't think twice about..

A playground near where I live has this too!

Sunflower lanyards are recognised all over the U.K. which is fabulous. Too long in coming.

Nice but wouldn’t the wheelchair get like rusty?

God knows how many times he was pulled over..

That it is free makes me cry. The standing wheelchair and off road are in the 5k-40k range. Insurance barely covers this.

Now seeing people have a sharp reason to learn braille too ;D this kind of bottles are often very similar, and the detail "is this shampoo, conditioner or lotion?" is often given in very small letters.

Cool!

This exists in most cities, actually. I'm pretty sure that I already have seen such a thing in Milan (Italy), in Bordeaux (France), in Warsaw (Poland), in Liverpool I think (not sure about this one though) and somewhere in Germany as well

Nooooo!!!!! This is so dangerous for us! If you don't have your angle and turn perfect you are going down the stairs! Always have disabled people check designs first

Simple and clever.

These inventions are so cool! If only they were more common!

All supermarkets in the U.K. have these. Are they really so unusual elsewhere?

Great idea. I use a motorized mobility scooter and it is very difficult to get close enough to the buttons.

We have these at my Target!

It often needs only little thing to make life easier.

Don,'t all public buildings (with several floors) have these nowdays?

I would like to see the path

I can see this.... ...ending badly

wish all hotels did, a 5 ft person can't use the one that's 6 ft up.