Electric wheelchairs fundamentally differ from traditional mobility devices like electric scooters, electric scooters, and bicycles in their intelligent control. Depending on the control method, they can be operated with a joystick, a head-mounted controller, or a variety of switch controls, such as a blower or suction system. The latter are primarily suitable for severely disabled individuals with upper and lower limb impairments. Today, electric wheelchairs have become an indispensable means of transportation for the elderly and disabled, with a wide range of applications. As long as the user is aware and has normal cognitive abilities, an electric wheelchair is a good choice, though it does require a certain amount of space for movement.