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My Design Quotient

33,24,0.5,15

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Inspiration: 33pt
Concepting: 24pt
Evaluation: 0pt
Collaboration: 15pt
Total: 72pt

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My Challenges

How might we design an accessible election experience for everyone?

How might we restore vibrancy in cities and regions facing economic decline?

Sarah Spitler

"Diplomat in the conflict of Man vs. Machine"

San Francisco UX/Interaction Designer, Painter, and Vicious Rodent Impersonator.

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Thumbnail : Options for head-based input

Head tracking for interaction

With disabilities, there is no single fix for adapting the voting booth. At a minimum, the ability to control the head is the most common, so this booth can be customized with head-based interactions, along with visual, sound, and touch-based input.

February 21, 2012, 09:51PM 458 views 1 comment 2 applause

Learn from Analogies

Thumbnail : Wheelchair actuated switches that would turn on and off a lamp.

Arduino for Disabilities

This blog explores how micro-controllers might become empowerment tools for people with disabilities by helping address problems in daily living. With research, many of the applications could be used in, and outside, the voting booth.

February 14, 2012, 12:17AM 171 views 0 comments 3 applause

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