Otto Bock Healthcare IP Gmbh & Co. Kg.

Otto Bock Healthcare Gmbh

Otto Bock Mobility Solutions Gmbh

Oliver Kretschmer

Christian Wilke

Heinrich Perk

Jürgen Christmann

Thomas Brendel

Andreas Biederstadt

Heinz Perk

Peter Kägi

The invention relates to a rehabilitation children's sport stroller, comprising a frame (), a seat (), and a pivot device (), which at least in some regions connects the seat () to the frame () pivotally about a seat pivot axis (S) and comprises a first joint () and a second joint (), which are provided on the seat () on mutually opposing sides, wherein the first joint () and the second joint () can be locked, the first joint () comprising a first-joint operating element () for releasing the first joint (). According to the invention, the second joint () is connected to the first-joint operating element () by means of a push-stable transfer device such that during an actuation of the first-joint operating element () the first joint () and the second joint () are released. Furthermore, the second joint () has a second-joint operating element for locking and releasing the second joint (), wherein the second-joint operating element is connected to the first joint () by means of the push-stable transfer device () such that the first joint () is released when releasing the second joint ().

Children's sport stroller

Wheelchair

Stand-up wheelchair

A running wheel arrangement for a wheelchair that can be driven by electric motor including a frame and wheels releasably connected. A driving motor being integrated in two wheels and the wheels are connected via a respective adapter arranged on the frame. The wheel is inserted into the adapter and mechanically lockable via a locking device which includes: a pivot plate fastened to the driving motor; the wheel is mounted rotatably in a pivot plate via an axle bolt; a link bolt pointing in the direction of travel arranged in the adapter; a cross-sectionally U-shaped tab arranged at one end of the pivot plate; the tab being placed onto the link bolt such that the wheel is shifted by means of a pivoting movement toward the frame until a locking bolt provided on the pivot plate engaged on the locking bush arranged on the adapter, and the wheel is locked mechanically with respect to the frame via the locking bolt and the locking bush.

Running wheel arrangement for a wheelchair

Wheel chair for disabled persons

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Sinsheim, Germany

Oliver Kretschmer