This self-leveling 3D printed cup holder can be attached to a walker, wheelchair, or other device. It would also work with a bicycle or stroller.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3431686
To connect the rings, use M4 x 18mm screws.

Grassroots Open Assistive Tech
This self-leveling 3D printed cup holder can be attached to a walker, wheelchair, or other device. It would also work with a bicycle or stroller.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3431686
To connect the rings, use M4 x 18mm screws.

A 3-D printed hook for Unitrack mounting system on Permobil and other powerchairs. Useful for hanging bags, backpacks, or other accessories. It requires the rectangular nuts that slide into the unitrack rails, to secure it with four bolts.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7150714
Recommended material: PETG (80/250) filament

Regular standing using an assistive device after paralysing spinal cord injury (SCI) has numerous benefits including improved cardiovascular health, increased muscle mass and bone strength, and avoiding life threatening conditions such as pressure ulcer. It also significantly improves self-esteem and psychological health.
Current standing wheelchairs, however, are too expensive for most SCI individuals. Hence, we have developed an open source standing wheelchair to improve the life of people with paralysis in low- and middle-income (LMI) settings. Careful considerations were given to simplify the design to avoid complex manufacturing process. It costs only around $166 in a LMI country to develop this standing wheelchair!
https://openmedtech-lab.github.io/#OpenXwheel
GitHub repo: https://github.com/OpenMedTech-Lab/OpenXwheel
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