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Designers: Drew Narayan Client Coordinators: Robbin A. Newton, Lenox Baker Children’s Hospital Supervising Professor: Dr. Larry N. Bohs A wheelchair control simulator has been designed for Lenox Baker Children’s Hospital. This device allows children to practice using the controls typical to a motorized wheelchair while a therapist monitors their progress. The wheelchair control simulator comprises […] Designers: Brian Feldman, Donna Geddes, Larry Maciolek Client Coordinators: Robbin A. Newton, Lenox Baker Children’s Hospital Supervising Professor: Dr. Larry N. Bohs A hockey goalie slider has been designed for the client, an eleven-year-old boy with cerebral palsy, to enable him to better participate in neighborhood street hockey games. The basis of the slider is […] Designers: Frabk Fernandez, Varish Goyal Client Coordinators: Jean Hartford, Child and Adolescent Life Program, Duke University Medical Center Supervising Professor: Dr. Larry N. Bohs A spelling and tactile identification game has been designed as an enjoyable learning tool for visually impaired children. The device operates in one of two modes: spelling or tactile. In spelling […] |