DESIGN FOR INCLUSIVE ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
(Awards, Hackathon)
- Language: ENGLISH
- Campus: MILANO BOVISA
- Enrollment: 23-06-2023to hour 12:00 on
30-06-2023 - Subject area: Soft skill, personal and career development|Tech and society
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- Teacher in charge
- ANDREONI GIUSEPPE
- Credits
- 3
- Hours to attend
- 40
- Prerequisites
Basic skills of Additive Manufacturing techniques (3D printing)
Programming skills of platforms such as Arduino, Raspberry, Microbit- Max. number of students
- 30
- Selection Criteria
- In order arrive with preference will be given to students of study courses of:
- Design del Prodotto Industriale and Integrated Product Design
- Digital and Interaction Design
- Design and Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering - Topics:
- Assistive Technologies, Communication and intereaction, Mobility, Rehabilitation
- Tag
- Interaction design, Product design, Health and lifescience
Description of the initiative
As part of the 2023 Hackaday Prize outreach, DesignLab will sponsor and facilitate a one week design and engineering sprint with students of Politecnico di Milano - School of Design that will culminate in open source hardware solutions for the design challenge.
Cash awards given to top student submissions.
Design Challenge: Develop a real world open source hardware solution in partnership with Rancho Los Amigos Rehabilitation Center; an adaptive device to enable individuals with tenodesis to have greater independence.
User Profile will be defined in the first day of the hackathon with his/her challenges in gaining a full quality of life and will be cìcommunicated and relased one week before the starting of the PIA on its site.
All projects must be documented on Hackaday.io (each participating student team must create an account and thoroughly document all project development on the project page)
-min. Complete 1 working prototype
-min. 5 project logs
-final model 3D files
-min. 10 photos -min. 1 two minute video (demonstrating prototype)
-Project must stay open source and project page must remain online until January 1st, 2024
Activity scheduling:
June 30th- Announce brief to students, students are split into teams by Polimi faculty.
July 3-7th "Hackathon"
Week plan
July 3rd: DesignLab team presentation on Design Brief
July 3rd- 6th: work time
July 5th: Mid-week review/ check in with DesignLab team, Polimi faculty, and Andy Lin (RLARC Director & Engineer)
July 7th: Expert Panel/ Critique + Awards Ceremony 9am-1pm: Team final presentations
2-4pm: Judges deliberate
4-5pm: Awards announced and celebration
Cash awards given to top student submissions.
Design Challenge: Develop a real world open source hardware solution in partnership with Rancho Los Amigos Rehabilitation Center; an adaptive device to enable individuals with tenodesis to have greater independence.
User Profile will be defined in the first day of the hackathon with his/her challenges in gaining a full quality of life and will be cìcommunicated and relased one week before the starting of the PIA on its site.
All projects must be documented on Hackaday.io (each participating student team must create an account and thoroughly document all project development on the project page)
-min. Complete 1 working prototype
-min. 5 project logs
-final model 3D files
-min. 10 photos -min. 1 two minute video (demonstrating prototype)
-Project must stay open source and project page must remain online until January 1st, 2024
Activity scheduling:
June 30th- Announce brief to students, students are split into teams by Polimi faculty.
July 3-7th "Hackathon"
Week plan
July 3rd: DesignLab team presentation on Design Brief
July 3rd- 6th: work time
July 5th: Mid-week review/ check in with DesignLab team, Polimi faculty, and Andy Lin (RLARC Director & Engineer)
July 7th: Expert Panel/ Critique + Awards Ceremony 9am-1pm: Team final presentations
2-4pm: Judges deliberate
4-5pm: Awards announced and celebration
Duration
dal July 2023 a July 2023
Calendar
July 3-7th "Hackathon" July 3rd: DesignLab team presentation on Design Brief
July 3rd- 6th: work time
July 5th: Mid-week review/ check in with DesignLab team, Polimi faculty, and Andy Lin (RLARC Director & Engineer)
July 7th: Expert Panel/ Critique + Awards Ceremony 9am-1pm: Team final presentations
2-4pm: Judges deliberate
4-5pm: Awards announced and celebration