Diy assistive technology

Assistive Technology for People With Communication Disabilities Using Makey Makey: Objective: Build a cheap and easy tool to help people with disabilites to better communicate their basic needs. Materials: - Makey Makey - Used box - my box is 6.5 x 3.5", but you can use a box bigger than that if you want. - 8 Connector wires - Mom…

I seriously love a good DIY classroom project, especially if it saves me money and meets the individual needs of my students. Assistive tech (or AT) is a very general term and can include a variety of equipment, software, etc. that improves the functional and academic abilities of students with disabilities. AT can cost a lot of money in special education classrooms, and let's be real... we don't have a lot of money! It can also be particularly hard to purchase AT for students with multiple…

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My favorite ideas for upcycling yoga mats into assistive technology in the home environment- great for occupational therapy!

Explore a range of DIY assistive technology solutions using common materials to enhance accessibility and independence. This guide highlights creative ways to use must-have materials like zip ties, foam tubing. With simple materials and straightforward ideas, these DIY techniques empower users to create personalized, effective solutions tailored to diverse needs. From minor adjustments to larger modifications, these projects are designed to inspire practical adaptations for everyday…

I seriously love a good DIY classroom project, especially if it saves me money and meets the individual needs of my students. Assistive tech (or AT) is a very general term and can include a variety of equipment, software, etc. that improves the functional and academic abilities of students with disabilities. AT can cost a lot of money in special education classrooms, and let's be real... we don't have a lot of money! It can also be particularly hard to purchase AT for students with multiple…

A tutorial for how to make adaptive game pieces which can be helpful for people who have limited dexterity and finger range of motion.

Download files and build them with your 3D printer, laser cutter, or CNC.

This is an awesome invention done by an Occupational Therapist. This could be used by someone who had core and back strength but limited ability to use their arms. This device creates a hands free way of transporting items throughout the house. This device is homemade and uses two sheets.