Students Design Inexpensive, Lightweight Wheelchair for Children With Disabilities
Mechanical engineering students at Brigham Young University used off-the-shelf components to make a wheelchair for less than $500. It weighs just over 20 lbs.
Mechanical engineering students at Brigham Young University used off-the-shelf components to make a wheelchair for less than $500. It weighs just over 20 lbs.
‘Tommy Hilfiger has released an adaptive line of clothing for children with disabilities.
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Mindy Scheier, started a non-profit organization, Runway of Dreams in 2013 with the aim of helping children with disabilities. She has designed a pair of jeans that could go over the leg braces, worn by these kids. The reason behind her design was that she had to visit her son regularly during lunchtime to take off his pants so that he could use the toilet. Now her designs have reached to another level.
The popular clothing brand, Tommy Hilfiger has collaborated with Runway of Dreams to develop adaptive versions of children's clothing line. The tagline for the collection is: "Because every kid deserves a great pair of jeans."
Wireless Device Helps Children With Disabilities Access Tablets
Access4Kids - a new wireless input device uses a sensor system to translate physical movements into fine-motor gestures that helps children with disabilities access tablets.
Access4Kids - a new wireless input device uses a sensor system to translate physical movements into fine-motor gestures that helps children with disabilities access tablets.
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A Young Australian Girl With Down Syndrome to Model for New York Fashion Week
Madeline Stuart has landed with two NYFW campaigns for the very first time and she feels so excited to walk on the runway at one of fashion's biggest events.
Madeline Stuart has landed with two NYFW campaigns for the very first time and she feels so excited to walk on the runway at one of fashion's biggest events.
Disabled Models on the Runway at Tokyo Fashion Week
A Japanese designer challenged accepted perceptions of beauty at Tokyo Fashion Week, with an easy-to-wear collection unveiled by disabled models.
A Japanese designer challenged accepted perceptions of beauty at Tokyo Fashion Week, with an easy-to-wear collection unveiled by disabled models.
