top of page
​
THE CHALLENGE
Gemma is a specialist Occupational Therapist & Assistive Technology Consultant that has comes to TOM: Melbourne with a challenge from one of her clients. On a standard laptop, the power button is either too small or out of reach for her client. Gemma would like a device that can help her client turn a computer on.
THE SOLUTION
The team used 3D printing and simple programming to create a device with an ‘electronic finger’ that can turn on the computer when activated. The device is portable and can be attached to any computer.
Selection-148.jpg
Selection-133.jpg
Selection-80.jpg
Selection-148.jpg
1/4
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
There is no digital product file available for download at this time. If you would like more information or believe this is an error, please email us at info@tommelbourne.com.au
bottom of page