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ELFIGO Founder Announces Development of Free PMA Simulator to Support Public Education and Safe Mobility Aid Use

ELFIGO Founder Announces Development of Free PMA Simulator

ELFIGO Founder Announces Development of Free PMA Simulator

Singapore Mobility Company, ELFIGO Mobility Develops Free PMA Simulator for Public Education

SINGAPORE, PAYA LEBAR, SINGAPORE, August 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- ELFIGO Mobility founder Warren Chew has announced the development of a free Personal Mobility Aid (PMA) Simulator aimed at improving public understanding of mobility aids and promoting safe PMA usage in Singapore.

The initiative comes amid increased public discussion surrounding PMAs following the implementation of Singapore's updated active mobility regulations. The simulator is being developed as an educational tool that allows users to experience operating a PMA in a virtual environment before using one in real-world settings.

According to ELFIGO Mobility, the simulator is intended for a broad range of users, including prospective PMA users, family caregivers, healthcare professionals, members of the public, and individuals involved in accessibility planning.

Supporting Public Understanding Through Simulation

PMAs, including motorised wheelchair and mobility scooter, play an important role in helping individuals with mobility challenges remain active and independent. However, many members of the public have limited opportunities to understand how these devices operate or the challenges users may face when navigating public spaces.

The simulator is being designed to replicate common situations encountered by PMA users, allowing participants to experience factors such as turning space limitations, obstacle navigation, pathway etiquette, and accessibility barriers.

"The objective is not to replace real-world training but to provide an accessible way for people to better understand PMA operation and mobility challenges," said Warren Chew, Founder of ELFIGO Mobility.

"Many people form opinions about PMAs without ever having used one. We hope the simulator can help bridge that understanding gap while encouraging safer and more considerate use of shared public spaces."

Educational Resource Available at No Cost

ELFIGO Mobility intends to make the simulator available free of charge upon completion.

The company stated that removing financial barriers is important to encourage wider participation from PMA users, caregivers, healthcare professionals, students, and members of the public who wish to learn more about mobility accessibility.

The project is currently under development, with future versions expected to incorporate additional training scenarios and accessibility-focused educational content.

Growing Focus on Mobility and Accessibility

The announcement comes as Singapore continues to adapt its infrastructure, policies, and public education efforts to support an ageing population and individuals with mobility needs.

Industry observers have noted that education and awareness remain important components of improving mobility inclusion, alongside regulations, infrastructure design, and assistive technologies. Recent regulatory changes have also increased public attention on the appropriate and safe use of PMAs in shared environments.

Through the development of the simulator, ELFIGO Mobility aims to contribute to broader discussions on accessibility, mobility awareness, and responsible PMA use.

About ELFIGO Mobility

ELFIGO Mobility (formerly Falcon Mobility) is a Singapore-based provider of personal mobility aids, including motorised wheelchairs, mobility scooters, walking aids, and accessibility solutions. The company serves customers in Singapore and selected international markets and focuses on supporting mobility and independence through assistive technology and related services.

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