The Hands Free Powerchair!
The Omeo’s dynamic two-wheeled self-balancing platform offers a fresh way to engage with the world around you. Using intuitive, balance-based control, Omeo empowers users to showcase their individuality in a way that sets it apart from other mobility solutions.
Designed for daily convenience, the standard Omeo setup is built to simplify your routine. Its compact size fits easily through regular doorways and enables on-the-spot turning, while the hands-free operation makes it simple to carry items or push objects as you move.
With best-in-class all-terrain performance, the Omeo opens up access to places that once seemed out of reach. Tackle uneven ground, ascend slopes, and navigate dips—all while staying level and stable in your seat.
This exceptional versatility makes it possible to explore beaches, forests, trails, and unsealed paths with confidence and ease.
FAQ
Does the Omeo fit into a car?
The Omeo fits conveniently into a small hatchback, van, or SUV. While one strong person might manage alone, it’s typically handled by two able-bodied individuals who can either lift it manually into the vehicle or roll or drive it up a ramp with ease.
Can the Omeo go through doorways?
The Omeo can pass through standard household doorways, which generally measure between 28 and 30 inches (710 to 760 mm) wide.
However, the “All-Terrain” wheels included in the Off-Road Kit will most likely not fit through typical interior doorways.
Do I get a warning when the Omeo is running out of charge?
The remaining battery level is displayed on the InfoKey controller using a series of bars. When the battery is running low, the Omeo will alert you with warnings, alarms, and vibrations. It also includes several integrated safety features.
What can I actually use the Omeo for?
The Omeo is a versatile personal mobility device with a wide range of applications. It can serve as a supplementary wheelchair, a tool for sports and recreation, or a general mobility solution for individuals who have difficulty walking or choose not to walk.