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Otis Unveils Inclusive Mobility Solutions for Aging Populations

By MGN Editorial•March 10, 2026 at 03:21 PM

Otis introduces new elevator solutions designed to promote safe, reliable mobility for older adults in existing and new buildings.

Otis, a leading provider of elevator and escalator solutions, has unveiled its new Otis Viva™ line of products aimed at supporting inclusive mobility for aging populations. Unveiled at the MIPIM real estate exhibition in Cannes, France, the Otis Viva solutions are designed to enable safer, more reliable vertical transportation for older adults, promoting longer, more independent, and active living. According to the press release, the new Otis Viva offerings are tailored for the needs of senior citizens, incorporating features such as 'extra-wide doors, generous cab sizes, and intuitive controls' to facilitate easy access and use. These solutions are intended for both new construction projects as well as retrofitting existing buildings, addressing the growing demand for accessibility and mobility options for aging populations. 'As the global population continues to age, there is an increasing need for built environments that support independent living and active lifestyles well into the later years,' said an Otis spokesperson. 'The Otis Viva line represents our commitment to developing inclusive mobility solutions that empower older adults to navigate their surroundings with confidence and ease.' The launch of the Otis Viva products aligns with broader industry trends towards universal design and accessibility, as real estate developers and building owners seek to accommodate the evolving needs of their tenants and residents. This announcement from Otis underscores the maritime industry's focus on serving the diverse mobility requirements of all end-users, from port workers to cruise passengers.
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