Problem
Moving children, cargo, and gear across changing environments can require useful assistive power without sacrificing control, modularity, or safety.
LEMERY Engineering + Ventures
Waykind
Physical product · Active development
A powered mobility and modular-carry product program exploring how mechanical architecture, embedded controls, sensing, and modular interfaces can create useful real-world assistance.
Capabilities demonstrated
What this work shows.
Mechanical product architecture
Modular interface development
Embedded controls and sensing
Prototype, test and validation planning
In development
What we’re building.
Powered assist architecture
Modular UMI interface
Locking, retention and contamination strategy
Controls, sensing and validation system
Verified proof of capability
Engineering a powered modular mobility platform
venture product2026-08public
Scope
Mechanical architecture, modular interfaces, powered assist, embedded controls, sensing, retention, contamination strategy, and validation planning.
LEMERY role
LEMERY-owned physical-product engineering program.
Approach
Develop the product as a systems-engineering problem that connects mechanical design, electronics, controls, sensing, modular interfaces, and abuse-test planning.
Current outcome
Waykind has progressed through architecture, interface, controls, sensing, and validation-definition work and serves as a physical-product development exemplar.
Evidence
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Public engineering-program summary
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