SEATRAC – Independence-Enhancing Sea Access Device for People with Disabilities

Description Sea Access Device for People with Disabilities The SEATRAC device provides independent sea access for individuals with disabilities or mobility issues. It promotes inclusion by allowing users to access the water safely and comfortably without assistance. The system operates on renewable energy, making it an eco-friendly solution for accessible beaches. Benefits Enables Unassisted Sea Access: Designed to empower individuals with mobility challenges to enjoy the sea independently. Environment Friendly: Powered by solar energy, SEATRAC minimizes environmental impact while enhancing beach accessibility. Supports Caregivers and Families: Reduces the physical burden on caregivers by providing a safe, automated way to access the sea.   Main Features Remote Control Operation: Allows easy and independent navigation to and from the water using a simple remote control. Built-in Gyroscope Sensor: Ensures smooth, stable travel on the track by adjusting speed automatically on turns and complex terrain. Self-Diagnosis System: Remote troubleshooting capabilities offer real-time performance updates for hassle-free operation. Safety Lighting: Nighttime lighting ensures safe operation in low visibility. Telemetry Box & Light Alarm: Monitors system status and provides alerts when maintenance is required. Ergonomic, Antifungal Seat: Designed for comfort and hygiene, with materials that resist wear in beach environments. Technical Specifications Materials: Marine-grade stainless steel (INOX 316 L for track, handrail, and carriage; INOX 304 L for tower) Plastic parts type: PE – PVC – PLA Wooden parts type: Highly durable decking for sea and beach use Seat fabric: Perforated, antifungal synthetic fabric Maximum user weight: 150 kg Current type: DC Power supply: Solar panel and rechargeable batteries Electric motor power supply: 12 V Electronic control unit power supply: 24 V Moving speed: <0.15 m/sec How to Use SEATRAC Position the Wheelchair: Place your wheelchair next to the SEATRAC seat. Move to the Seat: Position yourself comfortably, ensuring your back is supported. Use the Remote: Press the left button to move towards the sea; the device will stop automatically when you reach the water. Return to Shore: After swimming, press the right button to return to the starting position onshore.