Yes/No CVI Device

The challenge

This project will help those who struggle with communication to effectively communicate a yes or no, promoting accessibility and independence.

Who it helps

Children learning communication, nonverbal users, people in rehabilitation programs

How it works

Following the LED clusters will allow users to mimic a shaking and nodding head to effectively communicate yes or no.

An LED device with clusters of LEDs in one line going vertically and another going horizontally, pointing out a shaking direction (left and right) and nodding direction (up and down).

Project details

• Stage: Concept
• Built by the University of Pennsylvania community, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
• Team: HMS School
• Category: Daily Living
• 1 downloads

The build files for Yes/No CVI Device are free to download from this page - open source, shared by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.

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