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Hoverboard Inbase Patient Air SuspensionHoverboard Inbase Patient Air SuspensionHoverboard Inbase Patient Air Suspension is an innovative medical transportation system designed to revolutionize patient comfort and safety during ambulance transport. This sophisticated air suspension system, which earned recognition with an Iron A' Design Award in the Medical Devices and Medical Equipment Design category, represents a significant advancement in emergency medical services technology. The system features an integrated pneumatic height adjustment mechanism and lateral movement capabilities, engineered specifically to minimize the impact of road vibrations and shocks on patients during transport. Constructed from premium-grade stainless steel 1.4301 using advanced laser cutting and robot welding techniques, the system measures 2183mm in length, 606mm in width, and 155mm in height, weighing 126 kg. Its innovative design can absorb up to 80 percent of incoming acceleration from uneven road surfaces, automatically adjusting to the patient's weight to provide optimal comfort. The system incorporates an intelligent automatic adjustment feature that activates upon stretcher lock-in, gently lifting to the ideal riding position while enabling lateral movement across eight distinct positions, each separated by 32mm intervals. Compliant with EN 1789 and ECE R17 standards, the system has been rigorously tested to withstand forces of up to 20g, demonstrating its exceptional durability and safety characteristics. The design prioritizes ergonomic efficiency for medical staff, featuring automated loading and unloading functions that eliminate the need for manual lifting, thereby reducing physical strain on healthcare workers while maintaining optimal patient care conditions during emergency transport. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: medical transport innovation, patient comfort technology, ambulance equipment design, emergency medical systems, air suspension technology, healthcare mobility solutions SOURCES: |
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