Dice Box 2.0

Dice Box 2.0 - open-source assistive technology product by the TOM Israel community community

About this project

The product is made from a plastic dome, a 3D-printed base, and dice. The dome can be bought at any hardware store.

This product was originally developed by our TOM: Milbat Team, and was further developed by the TOM R&D Team to minimize material usage and printing time.

Thank you, Bank Hapoalim, for helping to sponsor the product development efforts that went into furthering the design for this product!

The challenge

The Dice Box 2.0 is an outcome of further development by the TOM R&D team upon an initial design

from the TOM: Milbat Team.

This solution aims to enable people who lack fine motor skills to play dice-based games.

Who it helps

The Dice Box 2.0 helps people who lack fine motor skills to play dice-based games.

How it works

This product is accessible to the public thanks to TOM’s partnership with Poalim for the Community.

Who

Why

Enables to play games with dice independently.

What

How

This product is a simple and smart solution for people who would like to play games with dice, but whose fine hand motor skills do not enable them to pick up the dice and/or throw them. This product enables them to play in a different and independent way.

Tools Needed

3D printer - FDM will work great

Coping saw / Pliers

Instant glue

Bill of Materials

Please see the detailed BOM and printing models in the downloadable product file.

Estimated Time to Make

1.75 hours of machine time

10 minutes of assembly time

Project details

The build files for Dice Box 2.0 are free to download from this page - open source, shared by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.

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