Paul Campbell, a former chief designer at Ford, is now re-imagining the wheelchair at Centaur Robotics. In this conversation with MEX founder Marek Pawlowski, he shares the life experiences and human-centred insights which have shaped Centaur’s new approach to personal, connected mobility. The discussion also explores Paul’s deep experience of car design and design studio culture, going right back to the early inspirations which have continued to shape Paul’s approach to realising new products.
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