Braze Mobility, Sunrise Medical partner
By HME News Staff
Updated 8:40 AM CST, Mon February 21, 2022
TORONTO – Braze Mobility’s blind spot sensor technology is now available on Sunrise Medical’s Quickie line of power wheelchairs in Canada as a result of a new partnership between the two companies. “Sunrise Medical Canada is very proud to be partnering with Braze Mobility,” said Mike Longo, senior director, commercial operations. “This partnership will give us first-to-market OEM access to their innovative, blind spot sensor technology on our line of Quickie power wheelchairs. Client safety and independence are core values at the heart of our mission of ‘Improving People’s Lives.’” The sensors, which can be added to any manual or power wheelchair, transforming it into a “smart wheelchair,” detects obstacles and provides feedback to users through lights, sounds and vibrations. “We have really enjoyed working with the Sunrise team to provide Braze blind spot sensors to Quickie users across Canada, helping them navigate boldly, independently and safely.”
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