Traditional walkers have been essential for people with mobility challenges for decades. However, they often lacked adaptability and technology to meet modern needs. Enter the smart walker, a device designed with cutting-edge features like sensors, braking systems, and ergonomic adjustments. For instance, consider Sarah, a 68-year-old grandmother who loves gardening. Her old walker was a bulky, rigid frame that often got stuck on uneven surfaces. When she switched to a smart walker, its built-in sensors helped her maneuver over pebbled paths effortlessly, allowing her to spend more time tending to her plants.

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