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By Sung-bin Yun , Chris Mellen , and Brandon Howe. Assistive Technology. Our Clients. The clients for our assistive technology project are John , Justin, Jacob, and Michael. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Assistive Technology

By Sung-bin Yun, Chris Mellen, and Brandon Howe

Assistive Technology

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Our Clients

The clients for our assistive technology project are John, Justin, Jacob, and Michael.They have a learning disability that makes it difficult for them to do certain tasks which are physically or mentally challenging

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Statements of Need

Life skills group need… a way to do pottery effectively something to hold their food so they can cut it safely a way to practice putting on articles of clothing

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Project #1

STRONG ARM Project

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Building Process

Pottery is difficult for the our clients because it requires upper body strength and hand-eye coordinationThe design was left to us from last year’s group

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● Existing Products

Strong Arm

$279.00

Axner Power Arm

$349.00

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Project #2

Food Holder Project

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Identifying the Problem

Our clients can have difficulties cutting food safelyThey may accidently cut their fingers or other part of their hand

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Researching the problem

RequirementsCheap

Practical sizeDurable

SafeEfficient

Portability

RestraintsMoneySpace

Materials (clean material for food)

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Existing solutions

These are about $49.00Also both are smaller side (14in x 5.5 in x 6 in)

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Possible solutions

A cutting board with adjustable clamps to hold food while they cutDifferent knife that they could use with one handA clamp like device to hold their food

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Best Design

Our final decision was to go with a cutting board style device with a clamp

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Future Execution

Materials- Cutting board- Wooden planks- Metal bolts Problems we face- The interior cutting- Sturdy clamp device

to hold food

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Project #3

Clothes Board Project

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Identifying Problem

Our clients have troubles putting on certain articles of clothing Buttons, zippers, snaps, belts, and shoelaces

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Researching the problem

RequirementsCost effective

SafePortableDurable

Must have all articles

RestraintsSpace (can’t be too

big)Time to make

product

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Design

Our design is to create a portable board for our clients that will consist of clothing practice stations

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Future Execution

Materials- Wooden board- Buttons, zippers,

snaps, shoelaces, belt buckle

Problems we face- Finding the materials- Cost