Aya's First Steps - A forearm rest that connects to standard reverse walker
About this project
The solution can help anyone who use (or want to use) a reverse walker, in order for him/her to be able to walk independently, and cannot hold a standard reverse walker. In this case, adapted to a user with Apert syndrome.
The challenge
To help Apertsyndrome child to walk and to gain independence.
Who it helps
The solution can help anyone who use (or want to use) a reverse walker, in order for him/her to be able to walk independently, and cannot hold a standard reverse walker. In this case, adapted to a user with Apert syndrome.
How it works
The solution will allow Aya (user) to use and practice walking with a standard reverse walker, independently. Without the solution, Aya cannot walk on her own.
To help Aya walk by herself for the first time in her life! To turn a standard reverse walker into a forearm walker, adapted to Aya's (user) needs. We want to create a forearm walker attachment (forearm rest) that connects to a standard reverse walker.
Tools needed
Protective glasses
PC or MAC I7 +
Prusa slicer
Measurement tool
Screwdriver set
scissors
Staple gun
sewing machine
Jigsaw
FDM Printer
Project details
- Stage: Prototype
- Built by the HIT - FIXPERTS community, Holon, Israel
- Team: Aya
- Category: Daily Living
- 7 downloads
The build files for Aya's First Steps - A forearm rest that connects to standard reverse walker are free to download from this page - open source, shared by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.
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