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Inclusive Toy Design for Cerebral Palsy Therapy

This project aims to create a therapeutic toy to aid young Cerebral Palsy patients, focusing on safety, ease of use, and versatility for occupational therapists. Deliverables include sketches, models, prototypes, and test data analysis.

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Inclusive Toy Design for Cerebral Palsy Therapy

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  1. Therapeutic Toy Design By: Daphne Cravey Allyson Welborn Amy Tucker Whit Tucker

  2. Problem Statement An occupational therapist is seeing an influx of young patients with Cerebral Palsy. To meet the increased demand, they are requesting new therapeutic toys to address the specific needs associated with CP.

  3. Design Statement We will design, build, and test a therapeutic toy that addresses the needs of occupational therapists working with young Cerebral Palsy patients with spastic quadriplegic.

  4. Criteria & Contrasts Criteria & Contrasts • Lightweight material • No Sharp Edges • Large Components • Easy to Grip Components • Soft Surfaces • Easily Sanitized • Can be used in a variety of positions • How long will it take to complete per age group

  5. Deliverables • Design Brief • All Design Sketches • 3-Dimensional Model • Prototype • Test Data

  6. Brainstorming

  7. Decision matrix template

  8. Sketches

  9. 3-Dimensional Shapes

  10. Prototype #1 - oops What is should have looked like. What ours looked like. -

  11. Revision

  12. Prototype #2

  13. Data information

  14. conclusion

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