Enabled by Design at SXSW 2013 (without audio)
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The document summarizes the benefits and trends of using 3D printing for people with disabilities. It outlines how 3D printing allows for customization and personalization of assistive devices to meet individual needs. It also notes how 3D printing makes it possible to replace broken parts easily and at low cost. The document highlights examples of how 3D printing has been used to create customized prosthetics and tactile devices.
Enabled by Design at SXSW 2013 (without audio)
- 1. 3D Printing for People with Disabilities SXSW, Austin, Texas 10 March 2013 #3Dability
- 3. My name is Denise (and I happen to have MS)
- 4. view online at: http://vimeo.com/futuregov/ebdsxsw13
- 5. What is Assistive Technology? Any product or service designed to enable independence for disabled & older people (Source: user group consultation at the Kings Fund in 2001) From: To:
- 6. Plastic not so 韓温稼岳温壊岳庄界
- 8. 油 Design philosophy targeting Design for All use of products, services & systems by as many people as possible without need for adaptation
- 9. Battle of the bland vs
- 11. From universal to personal design
- 12. customisation
- 13. crowdsourcing
- 14. new materials
- 15. 3D printing
- 16. Bene鍖ts of 3D printing for disability ≒ Potential for customisation / personalisation ≒ Modify / iterate designs on the go ≒ Becoming increasingly available ≒ Ability to scale according to needs ≒ Replace broken parts easily ≒ Reasonably low cost ≒ Relatively quick ≒ Range of materials available ≒ Open source designs
- 17. Trends in need Prosthe)cs, 油Tac)les 油and 油Equipment
- 18. Bespoke Innovations: Customisable Prosthetic Fairings
- 19. Tactile
- 20. Equipment
- 21. And other (internet of) things
- 22. Kickstarting a *true* personalisation movement
- 23. Paul had a kettle problem
- 24. But with a little help from a process (and some friends)
- 25. Not anymore!
- 26. Judges Choice: Pauls Kettle
- 27. Free Hand
- 28. Oh and that 3D printing thing
- 32. view online at: http://labs.ideo.com/2013/01/16/enabled-by-designathon/
- 33. Coming next to EbD: a tailormade service
- 34. Where to 鍖nd us: Website: http://enabledbydesign.org/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ enabledbydesign Twitter: http://twitter.com/enabledby Flickr: http://www.鍖ickr.com/enabledbydesign/ Email: denise@enabledbydesign.org