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Smart Assistive Device
A child-safe tactile and gesture interface enabling non-verbal children to communicate and control devices.
01 / Overview
An accessible input device developed with occupational-therapy input to support communication and device control for non-verbal children.
Objectives
- Support tactile and gesture input
- Enable communication and device-control actions
- Meet child-safety requirements
My role
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02 / Problem
Children with limited verbal communication need interfaces that translate comfortable tactile or gesture input into clear actions.
03 / System architecture
01Tactile / gesture input
02Embedded interpretation
03Communication mapping
04External device control
Hardware
- [Add sensing hardware]
- Child-safe product enclosure
- [Add controller and output interfaces]
Firmware / software
- Input interpretation
- Communication interface
- Device-control logic
- [Add configuration workflow]
04 / Development process
Process
Developed with occupational therapist input. [Add research, testing, and iteration details.]
Challenges
[Add accessibility, robustness, safety, customization, and validation challenges.]
05 / Results
The CV identifies the device as child-safe and BIS certified. [Add certificate reference, scope, and verified product status.]
06 / Image gallery
IMAGE / 01[Add prototype photograph]
IMAGE / 02[Add detail photograph]
DIAGRAM / 01[Add architecture visual]
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