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Design solutions
All digital product files on this page are provided as conceptual designs and were developed by volunteers through a TOM Melbourne event or program and subject to intellectual property rights. If you have a challenge you would like to submit or any questions about our designs, please email us at: info@tommelbourne.com !
A 3-part solution supporting the independent use of an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device.
A play frame with a bungee system to allow user's with limited mobility to bounce and experience independent and active play.
Sleeping supports for individuals who need to maintain a neutral head position.
Devices to assist individuals who have difficulty pulling their pants up when changing.
Printable glasses attachment to allow an individual to exchange between standard arms, customised arms or head straps.
Expanding makeup mirror to enable individuals with vision loss on one side of their face to apply makeup easier.
Modular camera mounting system to enable hands-free positioning of a photography camera to a standard wheelchair.
A solution to a common side-effect of Rett's Syndrome. Custom elbow brace and mittens that provides independence for the user to move while limiting their ability to put their hand in their mouth.
Simple wheelchair reversing camera synced to the individual's mobile device, for both standard and power wheelchair users to see behind them while reversing.
Foldout sink-tray mechanism which can be slotted over a cupboard door for individuals in a wheel chair who do not have a roll-under sink.
Adjustable shower frame with support for individuals who are fall risks to be able to stand in the shower independently.
Magnetic base to stabilise mixing bowl for individuals who may have trouble holding the bowl by hand
Pick up stick to allow a Quadruple amputee to pick up items that may otherwise be out of reach.
A pressure sensing mat for wheelchair cushions to detect the incidence of pressure sores.
An automatic switch mechanism that enables an individual to remotely turn off or on a laptop.
Crutches that transform into a seat to provide respite for an individual after standing for long periods.
A modified playstation or xbox controller that can be used on any wheelchair tray.
Portable and lightweight ramps that enable a wheelchair user to mount a curb.
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A magnetic bracelet that greatly reduces the effects of a tremor in an ABI individual.
An AR (augmented reality) app that promotes exercise for an individual with PWS.
A simple grip device that enables an individual with poor motor control to grip a paint bursh or pencil.
A device that reads out the level of liquid in a given pot to help an individual with low vision cook more independently.
A telescopic adjustable guide dog harness that changes with different height shoes.
A modular sensory play pod for an individual living with SYNGAP, a rare genetic condition, to play and learn.
A camera mount that can be used while walking with crutches that enables stable filming
A modified glove that enables an individual with poor motor function in their hand to grip a golf club.
A simple 3D printed claw that enables an individual with limited mobility on one side to dry themselves independently.
A device that with the push of a button, replicates the action of pouring a liquid into a glass.
An adjustable and flexible harness for guide dogs that can be easily detached for travel.
Portable and lightweight wheelchair ramps that can be rapidly deployed to mount a curb.
A system that enables an individual using crutches to stabily film while on the go.
A pair of crutches that can rapidly mobilise into a seat to give respite to individuals using crutches all day.
A system that allows an individual to signal for care during the night without needing to move.
A device that enables an individual to easily apply their compression stockings independently.
A heated blanket and seat warmer that connect to a usb input on a wheelchair console.
A modified grip for regular crutches to enable a quadruple amputee better use her crutches.
A modified sling bag that enables an individual with low vision to easily access and identify different compartments of the bag.
Wheelchair wheel cleaner
A device that automatically cleans the wheels of a wheelchair, similar to an automatic car wash.
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A device that enables a wheelchair user to go indoor bowling and fire a bowling ball from their wheelchair.
A device that allows an individual with low vision to know colour and frequency of an LED light.
A custom wheelchair tray and storage unit that can be deployed using one arm or hand.
3D printed release latches incorporated into a ventilator mask to reduce the risk of aspiration.
A 3D printed robotic feeding mechanism that allows and individual to eat independently.
A device that enables an individual with poor motor control easily and independently brush their teeth.
A custom exercise apparatus developed for an individual living with the effects of Thalidomide.
Wheelchair bag system
An automated system that brings bags held behind a wheelchair around to the side for easy access.
A system that enables a quadruple amputee to independently and safely take their dog for a walk.
A system that enables the application of a CPAP mask regularly and independently.
A customised grabber that enables an individual with neuromyelitis optica to more easily and independently grab various objects.
A modular and flexible system that enables an individual to participate in hydrotherapy without the assistance of multiple therapists.
An iPad app that enables an individual with severe intellectual disability and ASD to easily keep track of her daily schedule.
Shoe applicator
A device that enables and individual with poor motor control in their hands to hold their shoe open so that they can easily slide their foot in.
A system that enables an individual with poor motor control of their hands to easily and independently tie their shoelaces.
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