Posture in Body-Friendly Scooter Design
In this design note, we are touching three related aspects of body-friendly scooter design: Standing side by side. Lower deck height. More upright posture.
Zoli
Engineer involved in the development of Boardy. Keeps informal notes on design details, testing observations, and real-world riding behavior. Interests: human-powered mobility, body-friendly and rehabilitation-focused design, environment-friendly and sustainable design.
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