Jaunty-3W raises interesting questions about how the social perception of mobility aids is designed and marketed. Others claim that its sleeker, more modern design helps banish the stigma that is often attached to conventional mobility scooters, so users can be less self conscious. Some argue, however, that it will still clearly identify the user as having mobility issues, and will not change social attitudes that much. Beyond just design, the debate also explores broader issues such as disability visibility, inclusivity in design and the social consequences of technology. Also discussed is whether the focus should be on 'normalizing' mobility aids or whether society should instead make space for all forms of mobility needs, without the need to hide them.