This invention is an electronic wheeled walker consisting of 4 parts. The main body of the walker includes a front frame, a rear frame, and two handles. Two electronic wheels are placed underneath the front frame and powered by a battery attached to the frame. This walker is also equipped with a remote control on the top of the handles to direct the electronic wheels on either single or double sides. This invention allows elders to move and walk at their own pace by simply operating the remote control. No lifting of the walker is required during moving.