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IN-BAGs

INBAGs is a group of wirelessly networked pouches for people who use motorized wheelchairs. The pouches are inserted into an existing backpack and are wirelessly connected through a controller. The controller is a way for people who use motorized wheelchairs to maintain awareness and control over their belongings in their backpacks. The controller and a system of lights provides two methods of interaction: (1) Indication: ability to request a pouch and (2) notification of when a pouch is open or being accessed. read more

Consultants: The occupational therapists and students at the Henry Viscardi School in Long Island, NY.

Professors: Amit Pitaru and Despina Papadopoulos

Roles: Designer and Developer | 2007