One and a half inches of PVC pipe attached to the fishing rod with a handle. Slingshot band is the primary mechanism to launch the hide-a-hook bobber.

University of Pittsburgh
One and a half inches of PVC pipe attached to the fishing rod with a handle. Slingshot band is the primary mechanism to launch the hide-a-hook bobber.
University of Pittsburgh
The device, READ ABLE, will prop up, hold open novels and aid in turning pages to improve the independence of individuals with limited hand dexterity while reading.
American International College
The current design of the Strum Assistant allows an individual with an upper extremity partial amputation, congenital limb abnormality, decreased dexterity, decreased fine motor coordination, decreased sensation, or digit contracture to strum the guitar while encouraging active use of the proximal affected limb.
The University of Waterloo
A prototype online platform, called Circles, was developed that helps older adults find groups they are interested in and participate in semi-structured, small group video calls.
University of Pittsburgh
05 CATHY Product Photo_with three types of handles and six designs in total, lined up on table; for adult artists with disabilities who cannot use their hands fully; T-bar handle, ball handle, long pole handle that secures wide range of art tools;
This product facilitate the plugging and unplugging of electronic cords
The FITBoard (Fun, Interactive Therapy Board) is a rehabilitation tool consisting of a tablet and boards with touch keys to control sounds, videos or games.
Ohio University 2016-2017 Senior Design Team 8 was tasked with designing, manufacturing, and assisting with the implementation of a pediatric physical therapy standing frame as their Senior Capstone Project.
We developed home based exercise device for upper extremity rehabilitation.
The final design is an assistive device for people with diminished hand function that can limit the ability to remove a card, such as a credit card or a bank card, from a container, such as a wallet.