1. Accessible Mini-golf Table Red A

2. Concept A table-top game of mini-golf that is easily modifiable, accessible to a wide group of disabled and handicapped people, and fun for anyone to play. Bring an outdoor pastime inside.

3. Customer Market Wheelchair users Motor skill ailments Other physically or mentally handicapped people Centers for independent living Families Golf enthusiasts

4. Contact Ian Smith Powered wheelchair user MIT sophomore

5. Research Survey of various tabletop games, including pool, foosball, table tennis, and air hockey Tabletop heights vs. waist height and posture -- extrapolated to people sitting down Customer feedback by Ian Smith

6. Design for Accessibility Knee and wheelchair clearance 30 inches off of ground Above ADA regulation of 27 inches Allows knees and most wheelchair arms to slide under table Tabletop playing height 36 inches off of ground Emulates a billiards player’s stance by placing at chin-level of a wheelchair user

7. Design for Accessibility Leg design Center-placed supports for wheelchair accessibility Putting cue Extremely easy to aim, use, and handle Ergonomic design emulating foosball Lightweight Resistant to breakage or dropping Safe

8. Concept Visualization

9. Design Challenges Adjustable, motorized height while keeping the playing surface level Materials selection for lightweight and durable components Stable, ergonomic, and versatile putter cue

10. Scope of Project Human factors engineering Ergonomics Rigorous consumer testing and feedback Making a product that customers find entertaining

11. Questions?