Me463 Final Presentation Revised
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The document summarizes the design of a bariatric walker by Team Bass. It describes the problem of assisting obese or elderly patients with walking. The final design of the collapsible walker includes an aluminum frame, ergonomic handles, braking mechanism, ability to carry medical supplies, and accommodates weights up to 400 pounds. Validation testing found the design met requirements for adjustability, compactness, braking and weight capacity.
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