One of the primary features of neonatal beds is their ability to provide controlled environments. Newborns, particularly preterm infants, are often unable to regulate their body temperature effectively. Modern neonatal beds come equipped with heating systems that help maintain a stable and warm environment, crucial for preventing hypothermia. This thermal stability is essential not only for survival but also for promoting healthy growth and development.

Battery life is another consideration. Electric wheelchairs are powered by batteries, and depending on the model, the battery life can vary. Users may find themselves in situations where their chair runs out of power, leaving them stranded. While some models come with backup options or have longer battery life, the fear of being without power can be a source of anxiety for users. Regular charging is necessary, which can sometimes be inconvenient, especially when traveling or in unfamiliar environments.