This utility model relates to the field of electric
wheelchair technology, specifically an electric
wheelchair for assistive standing and walking
rehabilitation training with automatic alternating leg lifting and lowering. It includes: a
wheelchair frame, with a front telescopic rod and a rear telescopic rod on the surface of the frame; a
drive wheel assembly connected to the front telescopic rod; and a guide wheel
assembly connected to the rear telescopic rod; and a seat
assembly for alternating left and right hip movements. This utility model allows for adjustment of the amplitude and frequency of movement according to the patient's tolerance. Through
rehabilitation training at an acceptable intensity, the patient's
muscle strength can gradually increase, achieving a progressive
rehabilitation effect. It eliminates the need for specialized
nursing staff for assisted training, and the
rehabilitation training space is no longer limited to indoor locations. Furthermore, this electric wheelchair has multiple configuration options, improving its
usability and application range.