How PAWS Functions in Daily Life
 | PAWS making tracks: While the PAWS chair negotiates a curve, the frame remains in the same orientation. This results in the wheel paths crossing over one another, and the path length of each wheel to be the same. | | | |  | PAWS in an elevator: PAWS wheelchairs have the ability to pivot over their center allowing true zero turning radius operation, and making operation in tight quarters a breeze. | | | |  | PAWS in public facilities: While providing safe, simple operation, mobility and maneuverability, negotiating indoor challenges is only the beginning of the capabilities of the PAWS technology. | | | |  | PAWS in an office cubicle: Because each wheel has the same path length, all of the wheels rotate at the same rate independent of the curve negotiated. | | | |  | PAWS on a car ramp: Because the wheels rotate the same rate, driven wheels can be controlled with simpler non-differential electronics, and full time all wheel drive is naturally implemented. | | | |  | PAWS ease of use and movement: The incredible turning radius enables access and maneuverablility in tricky settings. Remember—the frame remains in the same orientation, and the path length of each wheel is the same. | | | |  | PAWS on a slope: PAWS wheelchairs have no casters, so they have no tendency to swerve downhill while traversing a slope. And the all wheel drive system has ample power to climb slopes. | | | |  | PAWS on a variety of terrains: The full-time all-wheel drive and all-wheel independent suspension provide exceptional performance on a variety of surfaces, including sand... | | | |  | ... snow or ice | | | |  | ...and rough terrain |
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