
The stand is used to keep the child in a standing position, offering the necessary support so they do not have to exert effort with their legs. This allows the child to engage with their surroundings and peers at eye level, promoting social interaction and participation in daily activities without physical strain.
The stand is used to keep the child in a standing position, offering the necessary support so they do not have to exert effort with their legs. This allows the child to engage with their surroundings and peers at eye level, promoting social interaction and participation in daily activities without physical strain.
This product is designed for young children like Nathaniel, a two-and-a-half-year-old with a progressive metabolic condition that affects muscle function and movement, limiting his ability to stand independently.
Nathaniel is highly alert and motivated to engage with his surroundings, but his physical condition prevents him from standing on his own. This product was developed to strengthen his leg muscles and enable him to participate in activities while standing, which is essential for interaction with peers and overall development.
It is a supportive stand that securely holds a child, allowing them to maintain an upright position without putting strain on their legs. The design is focused on ensuring safety while promoting engagement in their environment, such as in a kindergarten setting.
Tools needed
CNC
Router + R10 roundover bit
Sander and sandpaper (≥ 400 grit)
Hammer
Electric drill
Phillips head bit
Conic hole bit (if CNC is only cutting one side)
M6 allen key
1.5mm allen key
Laser cutter
Scissors
Sewing machine + sewing clips or pins
The build files for Kangarun: Dynamic Stander are free to download from this page - open source, shared by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.
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