Mechanical suspension, made for India
Aarya is Unnati's proprietary mechanical suspension wheelchair, built for the kerbs, potholes and unpaved roads that make up daily life for most wheelchair users in India. No batteries. No motors. Just engineering that actually reaches the people who need it.
For a wheelchair user, every kerb, pothole and uneven stretch of road is an impact that travels straight into the spine, the joints, the shoulders; not once, but every single day, for years. Aarya's mechanical suspension is built to absorb that instead of you.
Explore the thinking →Our point of view
A lower trailing arm, strut link, bell crank and damper work as one system - soft over small bumps, resistant to bottoming out on the big ones.
Fully mechanical, with no batteries or motors - nothing that can short out in the monsoon or die halfway through your day.
Tuned for broken kerbs, unpaved paths and flooded streets, not the smooth pavements most suspension wheelchairs assume.
Our primary customer is the wheelchair user who cannot depend on smooth, continuous, accessible infrastructure - broken kerbs, potholes, unpaved paths and roads that flood every monsoon. In India, that isn't the exception. It's daily life for most people who use a wheelchair to get to work, school or the market - especially those for whom an imported, insurance-priced suspension chair was never an option.
See how we reach them →Inside Aarya
A lower trailing arm, strut link, bell crank and damper convert every kerb and pothole into controlled damper compression - soft over small bumps, resistant to harsh bottoming-out on bigger ones.
Customer stories
Representative stories inspired by
the people we design alongside.
Aarya helped me get back to the parts of the city I had quietly stopped visiting - the ones without a smooth pavement.
The difference is in the small decisions - how it turns, how it settles over a broken kerb, how naturally it becomes yours.
It gave my family confidence without making me feel like I was being watched over.
I wanted something that felt considered, not clinical. Aarya understood that immediately.
Movement feels less like a negotiation with my own spine now, and more like a choice I get to make.
How we reach people
For users and families who can purchase independently - direct relationships, and the healthiest margins to fund what comes next.
Through rehabilitation centres and CSR programmes, reaching communities that would otherwise stay underserved - and learning how Aarya holds up in the real world.
Assistive-device schemes and institutional tenders are how this reaches people at the scale the problem actually needs.
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Factory & Operations
Our dedicated manufacturing, suspension assembly
and testing facility in MIDC Waluj, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
E-105, MIDC Waluj
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar – 431136
Maharashtra, India
