Tracked Stair Climbing The tracked design provides a broad contact area with the steps to help distribute the load evenly. The manufacturer specifies stair-climbing capability of up to 40°.
Gap and Obstacle Crossing Gap-crossing capability of up to 350 mm and obstacle clearance of up to 150 mm are intended to expand mobility across challenging outdoor transitions such as curbs and thresholds.
Multiple Driving Modes Three driving modes, Caterpillar, Crawler and Four-Wheel, provide different movement characteristics to suit the terrain.
Dynamic Seating System Seat height and angle adjust to changes in the terrain, helping the user maintain a more balanced position.
AI-Assisted Environmental Hazard Detection The system is designed to detect potential hazards in the surroundings. Intelligent safety systems do not replace user attention.
Joystick, Mobile App and Voice Control Multiple control options are designed to accommodate different user preferences and levels of hand dexterity.
Product Introduction Get to Know the Poylin PX12 XSTO: Comfort, Power and Freedom Combined Explore tracked climbing, multiple driving modes, dynamic seating and multiple control options, along with the differences from a standard power wheelchair. Read the Article →
Selection Guide Overcome Vertical Barriers: A Guide to Choosing a Stair-Climbing Device Explore the key considerations and usage scenarios when choosing a device for ascending and descending stairs. Read the Article →
Transport How Can I Tell Whether a Foldable Power Wheelchair Will Fit in My Car? Learn how to check compatibility by comparing folded dimensions with your car's trunk space. Read the Article →