Manufacturer1 productVersive
Versive is a MedTech company founded in Zurich. We develop wheelchair technology with a clear goal: to make mobility for users more intuitive, efficient, and suitable for everyday life. At the center is our vision to rethink the wheelchair not just as an aid, but as a true extension of the body. With our patented Steering-by-Leaning™ technology, we create a new form of locomotion that is more natural, comfortable, and controlled - even in demanding everyday situations such as sloped or inclined surfaces. In doing so, we combine research, engineering, and consistent user orientation to develop products that solve real everyday problems and set new standards in mobility, usability, and quality of life.
In focus
Origin
- Frame type
- Rigid frame
- Material
- Aluminium
- Weight
- from 11.8 kg
- Load capacity
- 120 kg
About Versive
Versive drives the transformation of friction into flow - for more natural movement, freedom, and ease in everyday life.
What makes Versive special is that our steering truly makes everyday life easier: The Origin can be steered intuitively through weight shifting, even with one hand, and helps to maintain the line more easily on sloped or inclined paths. This makes movement more fluid, relaxed, and natural - with more control and less effort in everyday life. This is how users experience the Origin Many users describe easier straight-line travel on sloped and inclined surfaces as the biggest difference in everyday life. Instead of constantly having to fight gravity, an upright seating position is often enough with the Versive Origin to hold the line and drive straight ahead. At the same time, the steering enables intuitive one-handed control, which creates more freedom, more flexibility, and noticeably more independence in everyday life. "One-handed steering is a real gamechanger for me." "It is like the dream of flying." "I have never been so fast uphill." "This solves one of the biggest annoyances in the daily life of wheelchair users." "For the first time, I was able to eat an ice cream while I was out by the lake."
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