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THE CHALLENGE
Anna is a makeup enthusiast living with vision loss. Anna would like to create an affordable, low-tech mirror design that allows her to see the left side of her face while applying makeup. Anna would like an accessible design that also allows users with vision loss to style their hair and put on jewellery.
THE SOLUTION
Anna's team developed a tablet stand that works with most tablets or mobile devices with a camera. The adjustable mirror boards extend the field of view for people with vision loss. The mirrors can be easily repositioned while applying makeup. The design is modular and inexpensive, constructed out of plywood and off-the-shelf materials.
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