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Segway gains a seat Camera icon

Peter Judge ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 16 Jun 2006 17:00 BST

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The seat is mounted on a braced rail, and can slide backwards and forwards, to mimic the leaning movements of standing Segway passengers, according to the Gizmag blog. By allowing passengers to sit down, the seat eliminates one of the main differences between the Segway and an electric wheelchair, and it is being marketed as an aid to partially disabled Segway users

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