Adjustable Music Station

The challenge

Susanna loves bells and chimes, but the only accessible chime structure is at a playground near her house. She doesn't have a music set-up at home she can play with independently.

Who it helps

Susanna is a 5-year-old with an undiagnosed condition. She is in a wheelchair (can't walk/stand), struggles with seizure-like activity, and has very limited communication (non-verbal without devices).

How it works

The solution will allow Susanna to play with the things she loves in all of her different seating positions.

Our proposed solution is a portable music station that Susanna can play with independently.

Tools needed

Protective glasses

Fusion 360

Measurement tool

Hammer

Pvc pipe cutter

scissors

Electric Srewdriver

Hot glue gun

Laser Cutter

Project details

• Stage: Prototype
• Built by the Vanderbilt University community, Nashville, Tennessee, United States of America
• Team: Susanna Carr
• Category: Therapy, Hobbies, Fun/Leisure
• 24 downloads

The build files for Adjustable Music Station are free to download from this page - open source, shared by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.

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