Press release The new freedom of movement.

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Press release
March 20, 2014
The new freedom of movement.
Experiencing a new awareness of life with the cross-country electric
wheelchair Freee F2.
New is not only the electric wheelchair Freee F2, but the awareness of life and driving
experience it gives to its drivers. Be it sandy beaches, cobblestones, woods and meadows, or
steep declivity: There almost isn’t any terrain the cross-country F2 could not cope with, thanks
to its two strong, autonomously driven electric motors. Even challenging mountain routes are
no longer obstacles. Thus, it lets paraplegic and mobility impaired persons experience a
mobility not known to this day.
The F2 combines modern electric mobility with high-quality design, and meets highest
demands concerning handling, comfort, safety and service. Behind the F2 are the company
Freee Mobility – and the vision of founder Andreas Fried and his brother Thomas, who is
paraplegic since the age of 33. They wanted to develop an intuitive-to-use electric wheelchair
that enables physically incapacitated persons to participate in life actively again – with full
mobility. Thomas Fried is enthusiastic about his new freedom of movement, wishing everyone
could discover this new quality of life by himself. Thus, the innovative electric wheelchair is not
just a product, but an affair of the heart.
The F2 is a self-balancing vehicle with electronic control. It features an easy, dynamic
handling. Sitting up or changing, the vehicle is secured by an integrated support device. It is
started via the info key. The dynamic stabilization technology with its five gyroscopes is
measuring terrain and body position 100 times per second, and is permanently balancing
wheelchair and body steadily. An inclination forward is turned to a forward movement, an
inclination backward brakes, respectively leads to a backward movement. The F2’s driving
direction is controlled by the handlebar being moved to the left, or to the right. The handlebar
offers ergonomic handles, is adjustable and easy to remove. By the dynamic, motion
controlled handling, the whole torso’s motor skills are supported. The backrest is adjustable
and folding-down. The also folding-down armrests facilitate the transfer from active wheelchair
to F2 and vice versa. The F2 has a range of up to 38 km, at a speed of ca. 20 km/h. The
lithium-ions-based battery takes ca. 8 hours charging time from empty state. It can be charged
at every electric outlet. Thanks to consequent energy recovery, the F2’s consumption is
surprisingly low.
Freee Mobility GmbH · Wasenstraße 90 · 73660 Urbach
Telefon +49 7181/994987-0 · Telefax +49 7181/9949879 · [email protected] · www.freee.de
Geschäftsführer: Andreas Fried · Gerhard Fried · Ralf Krüger · Amtsgericht Stuttgart HRB 745124
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For further information, we are glad to be at your disposal.
Freee Mobility GmbH
Wasenstraße 90
73660 Urbach
Telefon +49 7181/994987-0
Telefax +49 7181/9949879
[email protected]
www.freee.de
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Electric wheelchair Freee F2 – picture overview
Image 1:
The new freedom of movement: mono ski athlete and
quintuple Paralympics gold medal winner Anna
Schaffelhuber on the Freee F2.
Picture: Freee Mobility
Reprint free of charge, please with citation of source and
submission of a reference copy.
Image 2:
Mono ski athlete and quintuple Paralympics gold medal
winner Anna Schaffelhuber, and Freee co-developer
Thomas Fried.
Image 3:
Mono ski athlete and quintuple Paralympics gold
medal winner Anna Schaffelhuber, and Freee codeveloper Thomas Fried.
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Image 4:
Two brothers – one vision: Brothers Andreas (left)
and Thomas Fried, and their concept for an entirely
new freedom.
Image 5:
Freee developers Thomas (left) and Andreas Fried,
with mono ski athlete and quintuple Paralympics gold
medal winner Anna Schaffelhuber.
Image 6:
No terrain the cross-country F2 doesn’t cope with
confidently: Mono ski athlete and quintuple
Paralympics gold medal winner Anna Schaffelhuber
on the Freee F2.
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Image 7:
On sandy beach or cobblestones: Freee co-developer
Thomas Fried (front) and family.
Image 8:
New quality of life: Freee co-developer Thomas Fried
(front) and family.
Image 9:
Being active, being there: Freee co-developer
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Image 10:
Being active, being there: Freee co-developer
Image 11:
The Freee F2 with “Red Race“ design:
Individual adaption thanks to removable cushions,
adjustable handlebar, backrest, and footrest. Foldingdown armrests and parking racks at front and rear, for
easy transfer.
Image 12:
The Freee F2 with “Red Race“ design:
Individual adaption thanks to removable cushions,
adjustable handlebar, backrest, and footrest. Foldingdown armrests and parking racks at front and rear, for
easy transfer.
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Press release The new freedom of movement.

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