Mini- Showcase Group 3 Jack, Colm, Phil, Andrew, Neil.

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Mini- Showcase Group 3 Jack, Colm, Phil, Andrew, Neil

Branding The Team Mission Statement: We want to create a more comprehensive walking aid that helps a user sit and stand without the need of a helper and also promotes activity by making it more appealing

Background  Interviewed and surveyed staff and residents from Friars Lodge and Orwell Health Care  Mobility identified as a major topic  Technical Reports:  ‘The Economic Cost of Falls and Fractures in People aged 65 and over in Ireland ‘  ‘Strategy to Prevent Falls and Fractures in Ireland’s Ageing Population’ 120 Residents 73%  “It would be great if you could do something to stop them falling backwards when they try to sit down using the frame”

Background  Mission Statement: We want to create a more comprehensive walking aid that helps a user sit and stand without the need of a helper and also promotes activity by making it more appealing Resistance Band Handles Piston Frame Standing Wheelchair

Prototype Production Started with HSE standard frame Major components Frame disassembled, altered and adjusted NFC Pistons Solenoids

Solution A walking frame that allows users to sit and stand more easily through fully adjustable height Name: Mary Wilson Age: 73 Address: 15 Hanbury Lane D8 N.O.K.: John Wilson Allergies: Aspirin, Peanuts Blood Type: O –ve Health Problems: Diabetic  User details stored on frame  Different levels of security  General Public  Emergency Services

Solution Modules Raising & Lowering Mechanism Full Uncompressed Height Compressed Height  Pistons attached to each leg of the four legs of the walker

Solution Modules Locking Mechanism Full Uncompressed Height Compressed Height

Validation We went for meeting with:  John Swords Head of procurement for the HBS.  Fannin a large medical supplier  Gerard Flynn head of the department of biomedical engineering in Cork University Hospital.

Competitive Analysis  We are offering a low cost solution to the likes of lift recliner chair, hoists or several people aiding you. Prices in excess of 500 Euro. Our solution costs approximately 45 Euro Hard to use on your own Requires round the clock assistance

Competitive Analysis “Though more expensive than an ordinary frame” Pat Tracey, Fannin’s Provides valuable extras The NFC chip that contains relevant medical information The pistons to allow people to ascend in and out of their chair Reduce the amount of falling Hip replacement Euro Approximately million Euro on fall related hip fractures Prevention better than cure. Reduce the number of people been admitted to hospital Encourages better posture

Conclusion