Assistive Device Resources

Pre-Designed Ideas from 3d-Print Community

Edit for Specific User Needs & 3d-Print

www.makersmakingchange.com/project/

Online Catalog Sources

for Examples to Improve Specific Needs for User

These are all "Inventions" that make typical tasks easier for folks

Daily Living Aids | Assistive Devices for Independent LivingEncompassing a broad range of helpful products, daily living aids assist the elderly and those with disabilities and handicaps to accomplish everyday tasks more independently.

Adaptive Video Game Controlers

" When everybody plays, we all win"

"When technology empowers each of us, it empowers all of us. Watch the inspirational story of passionate young gamers rising to the top of their game with a little help from the Xbox Adaptive Controller." -- XBox

Prosthetics

This Awesome 11-Year-Old Girl Designed A Prosthetic Arm That Shoots GlitterGo Jordan!

How to build your own prosthetic using LEGO | Design IndabaCarlos Arturo Torres has designed a creative prosthetic system for children to explore and empower their creativity in a playful and social way —using LEGO.

The teen who built a prosthetic arm for his dadRobbie Frei’s father lost part of his arm serving in Iraq, so Robbie designed him a new one – then shared his design so people around the world can 3D print their own prosthetics.

BUILD A HANDVisit the post for more.

Hero Arm - an affordable, advanced and intuitive bionic armThe Hero Arm is an affordable, advanced and intuitive bionic arm. Each Hero Arm is custom-built, and for the first time ever is available for upper limb amputees as young as eight.

Bionic Arm Design Challenge - TryEngineering.org Powered by IEEEA bionic arm combines robotics, biotechnology, and electronics to recreate the functions of the human arm. Advances in bionics can improve the lives of millions...

2018-19_HS_Prosthetic-Arm.pdf

Wheelie Chair | FYB64 | Hot Wheels CollectorsCheck out the Wheelie Chair (FYB64) at the official Hot Wheels Collectors website.

Hot Wheels now has a line of "wheelies" to celebrate skaters who use wheelchairs...kind of a neat take on adapting a sport to accommodate all kinds of people

Adaptive ProductsAdaptive products made for those with limited dexterity or other physical disabilities. Kitchen gadgets, wheelchair accessories, personal care products + more.

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008YVTT7M/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&psc=1&linkCode=sl1&tag=socialtech109-20&linkId=17c979162e4e7c9a617a6af66bdb7e3d