toyota iReal

@gohm-F3UUpP • Oct 25, 2024

Oct 25, 2024

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Toyota's new concept personal transport the iReal:

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video & review located here: #-Link-Snipped-#

20 mph top speed, couple hour charge. Morphs between two settings and leans into turns like Piaggio's 3 wheeled scooter. Is this just a souped up wheelchair? Segway part II? Is this the coolest thing ever? Or an excuse for people to get lazier & fatter? Will we all have one (or want one)?

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Mayur Pathak

@mayur-ywQKfu • Mar 2, 2009

Although I would agree that Segway too is an excuse for people to get lazy and fat, Its better seems better to me than ireal.

But it is good for amputees though 😀
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Ashraf HZ

@Ash • Mar 3, 2009

No shower or toilet facilities? 😛
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gohm

@gohm-F3UUpP • Mar 3, 2009

why, you can just drive through a lawn sprinkler! lol

I am amazed at the design and technology of the device however however saddened by the slothness of the idea. Although if it had longer battery life via continued development, you could commute.
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khooper

@khooper-A2tETs • May 6, 2009

I like the idea, or the concept, but it is too abstract to actually make people buy it sooner than later. Maybe a redesign the #-Link-Snipped-# of the outlook should give a better shot for this concept car, but total I think it would be perfect and great!

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Red Hawk

@red-hawk-z0XVVw • May 11, 2009

this may be useful or might be a gift for the physically challenged but for normal humans, it is not advisory.. As said earlier, it makes a healthy man fattier and lazier.. If it is strictly followed that it is sold only for those challenged ones, it is a new technological advancement which should be appreciated.
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raj87verma88

@raj87verma88-ZpL2Wn • May 11, 2009

Looks like a wheel chair from the future.
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gohm

@gohm-F3UUpP • May 11, 2009

actually it is not designed or meant for handicapped or special needs people. It is indeed for personal transport
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gsk_ssit

@gsk-ssit-KY7Fvw • Apr 20, 2010

can i get full information about the design and ergonomics
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Nima Ambhurkar

@nima-iKCp26 • Apr 22, 2010

We don't need it for personal transport unless we are too old to walk around. I suggest people here watch the film 'Wall-E'. It's a bit similar to the topic on this discussion. Of course, technology is taking a whole new turn, but it will make the common man lazier.
PS: It's an animated film.
gohm
actually it is not designed or meant for handicapped or special needs people. It is indeed for personal transport

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