This emoji not only directly represents disability or mobility challenges but also symbolizes social inclusion and support. It can also be used to cheer on someone's recovery or to express the will to overcome difficulties.

This design originated from the "International Symbol of Access," and its design has evolved from a static to a more dynamic figure. This reflects a shift in perception, viewing people with disabilities not as passive beings but as active individuals who move on their own. Therefore, this emoji signifies not just an assistive device but also a person's independence and dignity.