A set of devices that allows our client to make candles independently, and improves the consistency and quality of the candles. These are wax candles inside a square glass container.
A set of devices that allows our client to make candles independently, and improves the consistency and quality of the candles. These are wax candles inside a square glass container.
A device to facilitate the use of a commercial heat shrink wrapping machine at work, for clients who are seated in a wheelchair or have poor motor control.
Several devices that enable individuals with disabilities to perform their assigned jobs at work. One device helps an individual perform a box folding task by reducing the number of steps required. Another device helps an individual perform a tape cutting task using a custom turntable and a rotary blade from a paper cutter.
A scheduling tool for people with autism, based on the iPod Touch or iPhone
A packaging system for Goodwill Industries, which enables the user to assemble and slide a set of documents into a Ziploc bag.
A device that gives clients control over two different switch-activated devices using only one switch
A packaging system for Goodwill Industries, which enables the user to assembly and slide a set of documents into a Ziploc bag. This project was updated in 2010 as “Time Card Packaging System”
A nailset and chisel that the client can operate with one hand. The design is based on modifications to a commercial staple gun.
A counting device that helps employees keep track of how many items they are assembling for packaging.
A “talking” counter that, for each press of a button, counts up by one and announces the current count. This helps employees keep track of the work that they have accomplished.
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