This is the company’s division that creates unique mobility solutions for those with highly unique challenges.  On a fairly regular basis I have been given the opportunity to make one-off inventions.  Often these have been LiftWalkers with special elements to make them useable in a special way.  For example, a few of my customers live alone and need to use equipment unassisted.  This requires special adaptations.  Another customer, Pat, had fibromyalgia and could walk part of the time.  For her I built a wheelchair that converts to a standing walker and also a sitting glider.  For CJ in California and Tom in New York I built LiftWalkers that are hands-free, and can be used facing forward or backward.  For a young woman in New Jersey I made a harness version of the LiftWalker.  Something she could use over a treadmill or the floor.  For another very young man I built a carbon fiber child’s size walking wheelchair.  A few months ago, for a wheelchair-bound young man named Kayvan, I built something I call Kayvan’s Soccer Walker.