Adoodle is a new creativity enhancing tool for kids aged 3-7 years old. It encourages them to explore their environment and interact with other children by providing an object with which they can express themselves through drawings. Adoodle Creativity Enhancer provides a 3D digital canvas that allows children to express themselves without the typical constraints of a rectangular screen.
Right now, iPad could be one of the best mobile devices in this planet, however, the design itself is not perfect for visually impaired people. Omnifer iPad accessory aims to make iPad more accessible to these people; it helps them more accessible to internet on-the-go. The design will still keep the iPad thin and light, the 3-panel flip design gives iPad the ability to switch between Braille mode or standard operation. When the Braille overlay is not in use, user can flip the protection panel to protect the backside of the Braille.
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Movable Urinals concept has been designed to provide easier access for disabled people to urinate. People in a wheelchair often have difficulty when they need to go to the toilet. There are still many public places that aren’t designed to support disabled toilet facilities. Even with grab bars, it’s really challenging for these people to use the standard urinal because their mobility is limited. This concept brings the urinal to them, especially designed for men with disabilities, even when they sit, they still can do their business conveniently. It offers better sanitary experience.
This concept computer-of-the-future by designer Jakub Záhoř allows the user to operate the device anywhere they can find a glass surface. The user simply attaches the central unit to any glass surface like a window or coffee table, switches on the power, and watches their system light up before their eyes. The display appears as an interactive hologram on the glass that the user merely has to touch to operate. It also makes for an easy, take-anywhere way to project photos and presentations or stream movies. Windex not included.
Oftentimes deaf children are not able to speak effectively due to their disability to listen normally. Although the education system for the deaf has improved considerably, still these children are finding it difficult to communicate fluently or learn things faster. In order to help such children overcome their problem of listening, a new device has been unveiled. VV-Talker is an electronic device designed specifically for those hearing impaired children. VV-Talker helps such children overcome their difficulty in speaking effectively. Children who find it daunting to learn faster can use this device, which makes the process of learning faster and accurate.
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