I saw a genuinely brilliant use of a Segway (or similar): I saw a person with one leg using a Segway. Presumably to make this less tiring, somebody had mounted

I saw a genuinely brilliant use of a Segway (or similar): I saw a person with one leg using a Segway. Presumably to make this less tiring, somebody had mounted a post to the place where the feet normally go, and then mounted a bicycle saddle that slides back and forth. I didn't get a close look, and I might have some of the details wrong, but I think this covers the gist of it. For a person with a mobility impairment that limits the speed or distance they can walk, I can see it being absolutely transformative. For the rest of us, Raymond Chen overheard a colleague who worded it better than I could hope to: "I was floored by the engineering achievement of creating a device that combined the speed benefits of walking with the exercise benefits of driving, and for just the cost of a used Honda!" https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20110520-01/?p=10603 https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20110520-01/?p=10...