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The Power
Trike
Designers:
Michael J Brigandi and John S. Wiley
Designed
for:
a young boy from Methuen |
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The Powered Wheelchair:
A Device that Provides Mobility
enhancement for People with Disabilities
Designers: Brian
Turcott and Nicholas A. Sabino
Designed for: A 40 year old woman with
multiple sclerosis (MS)
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The Snoozellan
Switch:
audio/vibration
sensory device
Designer: Dana
J. Greenlay
Designed for:
the special
education department of
the Amesbury Elementary
School in
Amesbury,
Massachusetts |
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Add-On Touch
screen
Designer:
Senait L. Haileselassie
Designed
for: Shore Educational Collaborative,
Chelsea, MA
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Automatic Page Turner
Designer:
Elmer Lopez
Designed for:
a five years old child with mobility problems
in his arm
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The Voice Activated Alarm Clock System
Designer: Tan Pham
Designed for:
Calvin A., Lowell High School, Lowell, MA
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Motion Activated CD
player:
Designer: Amir T.
Tabrizi
Designed for:
Shore Educational Collaborative, Chelsea, MA
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No Touch Switch: A
devise that provides an easy used to record and play messages
with capacitive proximity sensors.
Designer: Victor M.
Rodriguez
Designed for: Henry Owens School at Shore Educational
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Alarm System for an
Autistic Child
Designer:
John P. Garvin
Designed for:
Nashua High School
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Foot-Controllable Text Processor
Designer:
Sean R. O’Melia
Designed
for:
a person with cerebral palsy
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Joystick Controlled Tilting Mirror
Designer:
Alfredo I. Barriga
Designed for: the Kennedy Day School,
Brighton, MA
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Unidirectional Microphone System
Designer:
Jerome Davis
Designed for:
University of Massachusetts
at Lowell
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Interactive
Bubble Tube: A Snoezelen
Room Project
Designer:
Christopher A. Magnell
Designed for:
the Shore Educational
Collaborative, Chelsea, MA
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The
Head Activated Wheelchair: A
device that will help people control wheelchairs with
their head.
Designer:
Lewis R
Perez
Designed for:
a special need kid in Dracut, MA
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Navigation
Project for Independent living: a project that allows a
blind man living alone the ability to perform a household chore
unassisted
Designer: Daniel Volz
Designed for: Elderly Services Center
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Stepping Pad Music and
Light: A Devise for Snoezelen Room
Designer:
Chankorvith Khim
Designed for:
A special need student from Daley Middle
School
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A Pitching Machine
Designer:
Will Krezewick
Designed for: a
special need kid in Dracut, MA
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The Transitional Timer:
A Device that Aids Activity Transitioning for Children on
the Autism Spectrum
Designer:
Noel A. Zenga
Designed for:
Janet Stafford, KidzPlay Therapy Center, Londonderry, NH
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The Drop Foot Sock: A
Device that Provides Feedback for a Student with a Nueromuscular
Disorder
Designer: Karl P.
Metzemaekers
Designed for: Nathan
Plummer, Hudson, NH
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The Perfect Workstation
Designer:
Jeremy Shean
Designed for:
The VA Hospital which is located in Bedford Massachusetts.
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Wirelessly Controlled
Heated Gloves and Socks:
Designer:
John P. Garvin
Designed for:
A patient of Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT), a form of Muscular
Dystrophy.
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Operate Electronic
Devices
Designer:
Lawrence Poitier
Designed for:
the Shore Educational Collaborative in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
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The Smart Pillbox
Designer:
Tejal R. Pat
Designed for:
A woman who
needs to manage medications for several conditions including
ulcerative colitis, acid reflux and depression
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Aroma Therapy Unit for
Snoezelen Room
Designer:
Dawn C. Starbird
Designed for:
Multiple Handicaps
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Laser Pointer
Communication Device and Associated Light Operated Switch
Designer:
Israel Poore
Designed For:
Children’s Hospital in Boston
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Digital Voice Box: A
Learning Device for Use by Children with Autism
Designer:
John A. Roy
Designed
For: children with autism to provide
an effective method of communication
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Voice Agents: A Device That Improves Children’s Speech
disabilities and Motivate Them to Exercise Their Muscles
Designer:
Sarinya Duke
Designed for: The children at New England Pediatric Care Institution
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Light and Sound Box: A
multi-sensory Snoezelen Room Device
Designer:
Eric M. Bass
Designed
For:
Kennedy Day School (KDS) Program at Franciscan
Children’s Hospital |
