
AbstractThe aim of the development of a new basketball wheelchair was to reduce the weight of the frame, to develop a program to fit anthropometric measurements to design a custom made wheelchair and to develop high-end wheels to increase propulsion efficiency by reducing rolling resistance. The redesigning process resulted in a frame which is 30% lighter than current aluminium wheelchair frames, a program that links anthropometric data to a CAD model of wheelchairs and a new wheel. Several tests were performed to evaluate the new wheelchair. The tests showed promising results with respect to improving both technical performance combined with the athlete's performance.
development of frame and wheel, Engineering(all), Wheelchair basketball
development of frame and wheel, Engineering(all), Wheelchair basketball
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