Opmerkelijke uitvindingen Weeknummer 73-16 - Open Beelden - 23124
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Father Amedeus van de Staay of the Trappist abbey in Tegelen has designed a walking board which makes it easier for disabled persons and persons in wheelchairs to get on and off the train. The board is available at five stations. With shots of Amadeus behind his drawing table, the getting in and out of disabled passengers with the help of the board and with the help of bystanders. The 71-year-old inventor Groenhof from Hilversum shows several inventions in his house, a.o. a combined coffee and tea pot, an indicator for the fluid level in gas cylinders, a stand for oil barrels, an ashtray for outdoors, an anti shock radar bumper, medals and diploma's for his inventions. Pater Amedeus van de Staay van de Trappistenabdij in Tegelen heeft een loopplank ontworpen waarmee minder validen en mensen in rolstoelen makkelijker in en uit treinen kunnen stappen. De plank is beschikbaar op vijf stations. Met beelden van Amedeus achter zijn tekentafel, het in- en uitstappen van minder valide passagiers mbv de plank en met hulp van omstanders. De 71-jarige uitvinder Groenhof uit Hilversum toont in zijn woning div. uitvindingen, oa de gecombineerde koffie- en theepot, een indicator voor het vloeistofniveau in gasflessen, een standaard voor olievaten, een asbak voor in de natuur, een anti shock radar bumper, medailles en diploma's voor zijn uitvindingen.
Father Amedeus van de Staay of the Trappist abbey in Tegelen has designed a walking board which makes it easier for disabled persons and persons in wheelchairs to get on and off the train. The board is available at five stations. With shots of Amadeus behind his drawing table, the getting in and out of disabled passengers with the help of the board and with the help of bystanders. The 71-year-old inventor Groenhof from Hilversum shows several inventions in his house, a.o. a combined coffee and tea pot, an indicator for the fluid level in gas cylinders, a stand for oil barrels, an ashtray for outdoors, an anti shock radar bumper, medals and diploma's for his inventions.
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