Without HANDS handicap vehicle.

This accessibility-focused vehicle concept explores alternatives to conventional hand-operated controls. The educational goal is to study how a driver input can be translated into vehicle functions while considering usability and the needs of the intended user.

How the concept works

The project can be studied as a stationary or low-speed demonstrator with an alternative input mechanism, a control linkage, and clearly observable outputs. The choice of input, steering arrangement, and braking method requires individual design work rather than a single solution for every user.

What you can explore

• Human-centred control design
• Mechanical linkage and control mapping
• Ergonomics and accessible operation
• Documenting limitations and testing a demonstrator

Applications and project scope

A concept for accessibility research and mechanical-control education. This page does not establish suitability for a particular driver or approval for use on public roads.