You don’t have to
own a million-dollar custom motor coach to enjoy the power of the product. Even
in your weekend getaway recreational vehicle you can add a remote wheel chair
for extra relaxation time. Your custom installer may recommend and IPAD 2 or
our new TSU7000 and MRZ-260 system featuring digital RF operation. This
would include several sub-markets such as, but not limited to, wheel chair and
universal remote systems. This would also venter into the styling markets and
the aspect of you feeling right at home. This will help the image of our
company, and help us establish ourselves as industry leader in innovation and
inventions. We will not able to make
these products in the United States because these require big factory places
and a large amount of workers we should be able to make this product in our
current facilities which are in japan. We chose this because they have the
latest head start in technology they are becoming a more futuristic country, we
will need some new employees familiar with the technology that is going into
this product. Because of the anticipated success of this product we wouldn’t want
to run any risks. Since there aren’t any competitors in this field, because we are combining two majorly different things into one I am not worried
about have competition, but what I am worried about the fact of another company
taking our idea and perfecting it before we’ve gotten a chance too. Our
competitors will likely try to jump on this product very quickly, which is why
it is important to release it first and establish favorable distribution
agreements with companies who will want to use our product. Companies like
Apple, Microsoft, Sony, Samsung, and Dell would be examples of the people we
need on our side. With any product there will be a risk but this is a risk I am
willing to take.
Moving Foward Into The Future Of WheelChair Mobility!
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Idea Screening: I am confident this product would
get through the process of idea screening with ease. By conducting internet research,
it is easy to see that many people share my ideas of making this happen, but no
one has the money or the products to sponsor the project. Looking up things about
market value and people’s opinions of the pricing of the electrical wheelchair
and how they are outrageous for such mediocre quality wheel chairs. In my
opinion this product will sell, because people would see the time and effort
put into making this product a dream come true.
Idea Generation:
Not everybody can afford an electric wheelchair, and
many users are stuck with manual wheelchair. This might be acceptable for
younger people that are generally in better condition and have more strength,
but can become irritating with aging, or if disabled person loses a caretaker.
In this case up until now the only solution was buying new or used electric
wheelchair. The device features an incorporated TFT display with touch screen
technology that allows users to control their TVs, DVD players, satellite
receivers, stereo systems, and more. The screen offers the best readability on
the market, and its 64,000 colors allow users to be as creative as they want to
be. Unlike most remote controls, which are limited to a certain number of
components and/or functions, the Pronto Pro's unparalleled design combines the
benefits of a dynamic digital user interface with direct access buttons. It's
easy to add, delete, and label new buttons or menus, letting users customize
the remote according to individual needs and tastes. Users can also set up,
change, and personalize the user interface with any number of components. With the
combination of these two major components I will create the 1st modernized
electrical wheel chair with a universal world remote system incorporated into
it.
Idea journal: I was watching TV infomercials on mechanical wheel
chairs and saw that they were all the same. They were bland in color and in style;
they were also limited on space and being comfortable. To me these were very
important things and they are what ten d to matter the most, after the quality.
As far as seeing in infomercials on HDL house remotes there were none, because certain
people cannot afford to buy the system for their houses. With this being
brought to my attention I then came up with a strategy to help people get
around more efficiently. A fast, easy, stylish way to get around more easily if
you are handicapped, disabled or just older.
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Average Cost:
Costs for a power wheelchair vary
tremendously, starting around $1,200 -$1,500 and going as high as
$30,000. Costs for
power wheelchairs vary based on features such as an individualized seat, longer
battery life, ergonomic features and types of wheels. A chair meant for
everyday use costs between $1,000 and $2,000 depending upon the
features of the chair, which can include an individualized seat, various types
of wheels and a lightweight frame. The
Invacare Top End Crossfire All Terrain Rigid Wheelchair
retails for about $1,900 and includes knobby, all-terrain wheels, a
lightweight frame and a variety of color options. Costs
for power wheelchairs vary based on features such as an individualized seat,
longer battery life, ergonomic features and types of wheels. The Permobile C500 Lowrider costs about $10,000,
with adjustable speeds, tight turning radius, higher weight capacity and an
estimated 25-mile battery range. Securing insurance
coverage to purchase a wheelchair can be a challenge. Insurance companies usually have to send
confirmation that the person is in a wheel chair. Typically cover between 50
and 80 percent of the costs.
New-product strategy: This product will in tale a
high tech control plane remote that will control the wheel chair. I know you’re
probably thinking about the fact that the older generation doesn’t really know
how to work new technology and things like that, but this wheel chair will be
automatically connected to their daily schedule. The chair will know everything
from what time dinner starts to where the nearest bus stop is and etc. This
will help the home attends and in house nurses with the patient.
Solution: People
automatically think “get them a home attendant” or an “in house nurse”, but
they aren’t thinking very far into the future. We live in a world where they
can make anything possible and are always creating new things. So why wouldn’t
they think of a robot wheelchair with the features of a regular wheel chair and
a high tech control panel system in one. This will be extra affordable for the
lower upper class and wealthier group of individuals. If you are not able to
afford this wheel chair then there will be some kind of financial assistant,
like insurance and other things.
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