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A Co-Design Framework to In-Situ Fabricate Coevolutionary Enabling Devices. Computational methods that allow end users to design and fabricate their own devices can revolutionise how we build assistiv

The University of Sydney — ARC Future Fellowships
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Up to $1,156,271
Closes
Tuesday 30 April 2030
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unknown
Type
open opportunity
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A Co-Design Framework to In-Situ Fabricate Coevolutionary Enabling Devices. Computational methods that allow end users to design and fabricate their own devices can revolutionise how we build assistive technologies. This is of particular significance to disability, age care, and health, where people must rely on assistive technologies to work, communicate and socialise. But mass-produced solutions often fail to fit user needs, resulting in poor adherence and financial losses. This project aims to develop a co-design and fabrication framework using computational and additive manufacturing methods to in-situ fabricate individualised enabling devices. The outcomes will enhance the independence of individuals with disabilities, enabling active contribution to the economy while reducing reliance on social support.. Scheme: ARC Future Fellowships. Field: 4608 - Human-Centred Computing. Lead: A/Prof Anusha Withanage Don

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