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THE CHALLENGE
Dati dreams of a career in graphic design and spends a large portion of his time creating beautiful designs on his computer. Due to Dati's physical limitations, in conjunction with inadequate equipment, he is unable to create the designs he is envisioning. Dati would like to improve his graphic design setup, by developing a way he can use his feet to interact with his computer.
THE SOLUTION
Team Dati developed a system which uses a ball sensor to control the movement of the mouse. They relocated the mouse buttons so that Dati can drag and drop files more easily. The whole system is angled so that Dati can reach it with his feet while seated. They have also included a manual on how to enable the ideal accessibility settings.
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Safety Information
To download a digital product file containing open source instructions on how to build the design solution, read and agree to the terms and conditions below.
All digital product files on this page are provided as conceptual designs and were developed by volunteers through a TOM: Melbourne event or program.
The design file is provided in the interest of sharing ideas and promoting collaboration. The design as described in the document(s) has not been tested or assessed for safety. Please do not attempt to use any device built using these instructions without first seeking appropriate professional advice on the safety and suitability of the device for your personal situation.
TOM: Melbourne are unable to advise on the suitability of any design or device for your personal situation, however if you have general questions relating to the instructions or documentation, please contact us via our email: info@tommelbourne.com.au
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