Fabrication for Assistive Technology: Hardware Course Projects
Fabrication for Assistive Technology: Hardware Course Projects
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The hardware portion of this course focused on hands-on fabrication and rapid prototyping for rehabilitation applications. I learned to use hand tools and tri-wall cardboard to design and build custom seating and positioning devices. I also developed skills in additive manufacturing by creating 3D models in Tinkercad, fabricating them with a 3D printer, and designing practical aids for daily living.
Below are the following projects I made throughout the semester long class. Please click on the title links of each project to learn more about the schematics and fabrication of each device.
Cardboard model prone standing frame with a 12 in base length, 13 in base width and 8 inch height
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