Topics in Physical Computing and Experimental Interfaces: Adapting Everyday Items
Instructor
Marianna Petit
Course
IMNY-UT.240
Units
4
For individuals with disabilities, custom adaptations can be critical for a myriad of activities, including work, play, daily living, and actively participating with family and community. Recent advancements in affordable DIY technologies have created opportunities for individuals and communities to build, modify, and adapt countless everyday items. This course examines accessibility and barriers to inclusion, the field of custom adaptations, and the open source and maker communities working together to deliver affordable solutions.
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