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Designing a wash assisting brush Healing Environment For elderly
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1.Project Goal 2.Concept 3.Product Features 4.Target Group Research 5.Demands & wishes 6.Ideas & Concept 7.Prototype 8.Feedback 9.Resources 10.Reflection Contents
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Recovery Project Goal Healing environment User in controlComfort User group: Elderly
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Super Lightweight Wash assisting brush Multi-Joint Unit Wash assisting brush Light weight & waterproof Easy grip Motorized head brush & replaceable
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Multi-join unit Press the button to bend it in the right position
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Comfort grip Friction Proof Grip Perfect grip 4cm diameter
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Retractable motor head Choose from different heads Twisting head
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Safety Waterproof Not too heavy
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Light weight Weight (g) Servo45 Shafts205,8 Joints14,6 Head36,6 Handgrip260,1 Battery92 Total:655 g
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Research on target group Elderly people: Demands & wishes What’s the biggest problem? Opinion of the nurses (literature research)
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Demands & wishes Independence Safety Precaution Hygiene
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Comfort Insecurity Eliminate Stigma of Showering Demands & wishes
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Ideas & Concepts Brainstorm First step: “what if”
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Ideas & Concepts Brainstorm 2 nd step: visualizing
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Prototype
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Feedback interview Concept & Prototype feedback
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FeedbackChanges & Analysis Afraid to fall (stability)Lightweight Hunched BackMany Different Angle Weak HandgripResearch Handgrip Size & Friction Proof Enjoys Bending ArmClick Adjustment No need scrub forceMotor-head Twisting Time of the nursesTime can be reduced Feedback analysis
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L.P.A. Steenbekkers and C.E.M. van Beijsterveldt (eds.) (1998); Design-relevant characteristics of ageing users; Series Ageing and Ergonmics, Volume 1; Delft University of Technology Subfaculty of Industrial Design Engineering S. Dahlman (1983); A washbasin for washing when seated; Consumer Technology – Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden L. Fee, A. Cronin, R. Simmons, S. Choudry (1999); Assessing older people’s health and social needs; Health Education Authority, London J. Morrison and A. Barnett (); Elderly and Technology; The Royal United Kingdom Beneficent Association, London G. Johansson (); Elderly People and Design; Lund Institute of Technology, Lund University, Sweden Archipel Gagelbosch, Gagelboschplein 200, 5654 KS, Eindhoven Vitalis Kronehoef, Kloosterdreef 23, 5623 DA, Eindoven Expert: Frank Delbressine, Coach TU/e department of industrial design, mechanical engineer Resources
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Reflection
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Questions?
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